A GLASGOW museum is giving visitors the opportunity to find out the story behind traditional festive song The Twelve Days of Christmas using a host of unusual props.
A GLASGOW museum is giving visitors the opportunity to find out the story behind traditional festive song The Twelve Days of Christmas using a host of unusual props.
PARTRIDGE: One of the unusual props on offer.
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Phil Miller
Curators at the Glasgow Museums Resource Centre have put together a special themed tour of the Nitshill treasure-trove, which is home to more than a million objects not currently on display at the city's galleries and museums.
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