Glasgow Glasgow (which means “Green Place,” according to my friend, Steven, who is from Glasgow) was established in the 6th century, and it was a small fishing village with 1500 people. In 1100, they got a Bishop and a cathedral. Glasgow grew when tobacco lords wanted to build, and they left when immigrants wanted to live there, which made it become “slummy.”   There is a bridge over the River Clyde that is called the Garbles, which connected the city to a leper colony. When people came across the bridge from the leper colony, they had to ring a bell and cover themselves. They also had to have their own…