We learn about Charles Rennie Macintosh's Hill House in Helensburgh that Brad Pitt calls his favourite building plus we have a tale from Glasgow's Criminal underworld from 1950s.

Charles Rennie Macintosh's Hill House

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On this show we look back at the fascinating history of Clackmannan Tower, go hunting for sunken treasure at Largs while David Farrell explores the story of Scottish car manufacturing.

Clackmannan Tower, Largs Treasure, and Scottish Car Manufacturing

We learn about the histories of Strathaven's miniature railway, Glasgow's Central Station and Botanic Gardens and the town of Maybole which recently celebrated it's 500th year.

Strathaven's Miniature Railway, Glasgow Central Station, The Botanic Gardens

Fergus Sutherland looks back on the of bravery of Scottish soldiers in WWI while Angus Simpson explores the history of two of the Clyde’s most famous sights – The Armadillo and the Waverley. 

Scottish WWI Soldiers, The Armadillo and PS Waverley

On this episode we look back at the story of Jim Clark’s tragic death competing in the sport he loved, Livingston’s world famous skate park and the legacy of Glasgow’s Dough School. 

Racing Driver Jim Clark, Livingston's Skate Park, and The Glagow Dough School

Angus Simpson takes a look back at the record heatwave of 1976, Fergus Sutherland explores some of Scottish football's forgotten heroes and Iona Barker delves into the history of Singer in Clydebank.

The 1976 Heatwave and Scottish Football's Forgotten Heroes

Tonight we examine WWII prisoner of war camps in Scotland, enjoy a sixties 'love-in' at the Glasgow Botanic Gardens and remember when Scotland became the European Champions of American football.

WWII POW Camps, A Sixties Love-in At The Botanics, and American Football

The People's History Show brings you amazing stories from Scotland's past. On this week's episode Fergus Sutherland tell us about The Eglinton Tournament - Scotland's most expensive and worst party.

The Eglinton Tournament

The Glaswegian Baseball Champ, Inside Peterhead Prison, and Scotland's First Female Marine Engineer. The People's History Show returns with our presenters travelling the country to bring you amazing stories from Scotland's past.

Inside Peterhead Prison and Scotland's First Female Marine Engineer

Angus Simpson takes a peek behind the curtain of Glasgow's Citizens Theatre, which has seen performances from some of the best British acting talent.

Glasgow's Citizens Theatre

Sarah Mack and Angus Simpson find out about the old Hoover plant based in Cambuslang, while Martin Kielty explores the history of punk music in Glasgow.

Hoover in Cambuslang, and The History of Punk in Glasgow

Sarah Mack and Angus Simpson find out about the only female Scottish swimmer to win a gold at the Olympics.

Scottish Swimming Gold

Sarah Mack and Angus Simpson celebrate 55 years of the Clyde Tunnel, Oban's McCaig Tower and a woman who has been dressing the Gorbals for over four decades.

The Clyde Tunnel and McCaig's Tower in Oban

Documentary series. Sarah Mack and Angus Simpson dig deep into Scotland's past, featuring the man from Paisley who invented the ATM and Scotland's greatest wrestler George Kidd.

Paisley Inventor of ATM, and Wrestler George Kidd

Tonight we celebrate the QE2, learn about Nan Shepherd - the woman on the Scottish five-pound note - and look back on the life of Mohammed Salim, Celtic's legendary barefooted winger.

QE2, Nan Shepherd, and Celtic's Legendary Barefooted Winger

Documentary series. Sarah Mack and Angus Simpson find out about Muhammad Ali's visit to Paisley, celebrate 100 years of author Muriel Spark and discover the origins of Beatlemania.

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