Picture gallery: 25 years since David Murray bought Rangers
The news that David Murray, owner of Murray International Holdings Ltd, had bought Rangers for £6m sent shockwaves through Scottish football when it was announced on November 23 1988.
Mitchell Library
This is our place to showcase some of the best images and pictures from the Herald and Times photo archive.
Housed in the Mitchell Library, this historic archive is not open to the public however each week the Media Resources librarians -with expertise in sport, history, entertainment and more- will uncover hidden gems and make them available to view online.
Herald & Times images displayed are available for sale via our Photo Sales site. For more information call 0141 302 6210.
Herald & Times newspapers, dating back to 1783, are available to view on Microfilm on Level 2 of the Mitchell Library. Access to current newspapers, in hard copy and online, is also available.
This is our place to showcase some of the best images and pictures from the Herald and Times photo archive.
Housed in the Mitchell Library, this historic archive is not open to the public however each week the Media Resources librarians -with expertise in sport, history, entertainment and more- will uncover hidden gems and make them available to view online.
Herald & Times images displayed are available for sale via our Photo Sales site. For more information call 0141 302 6210.
Herald & Times newspapers, dating back to 1783, are available to view on Microfilm on Level 2 of the Mitchell Library. Access to current newspapers, in hard copy and online, is also available.
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