King Charles II (1630-1685) reigned as the King of Scotland from 30 January 1649 to 3 September 1651. This tour uses a life size portrait of the King as monarch of Great Britain, made for Glasgow Town Council in 1677, to review his reign and presence and influences in Scotland.
Glasgow Museums Resource Centre
200 Woodhead Road
South Nitshill Industrial Estate, Glasgow, G53 7NN
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