Once upon a time, not so long ago, the entire city of Glasgow would shut down for the last two weeks of July. The Glasgow Fair Fortnight was a cherished tradition where families packed their bags and headed to the Scottish coast for a well-deserved holiday. Despite the flexibility of annual leave, this tradition continues in many local businesses. Let’s take a nostalgic journey back in time to explore Glasgow Fair Fortnights of the past.
1. Ayr Beach in 1955
In 1955, families flocked to Ayr Beach during the Glasgow Fair. The sun, sand, and sea provided a perfect escape from the bustling city.
2. Gourock, Clyde Steamer in 1955
Gourock was a popular destination during the Glasgow Fair. The Clyde Steamer added a touch of adventure to the holiday experience.
3. The Aberdeen Fun Fair in 1954
The Glasgow Fair holiday in 1954 brought families to the Aberdeen fun fair. The bright lights and thrilling rides created lasting memories.
4. Children Fishing in 1956
During the Glasgow Fair Holidays in 1956, children enjoyed fishing. The simple pleasures of the outdoors made the holiday special.
