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Title: Fossil Grove Glasgow - A Grove of Fossil Trees in Glasgow's Victoria Park · language en-GB. First 1,800 of 2,628 characters:
Fossil Grove Glasgow - A Grove of Fossil Trees in Glasgow's Victoria Park Skip to content Fossil Grove Glasgow HomeRemembering the Scale TreesAboutThe Future of the Fossil GroveNewsRenovation Project 2025EventsHistoryOld Postcard Gallery-ExteriorOld Postcard Gallery- InteriorOld Postcard Gallery – The Quarry and Victoria ParkGeologyMap and Cross-SectionDescription of the treesThe fossilisation processGeological MapsGeological EventsCarboniferous geographyCarboniferous stratigraphyThe British Isles in the CarboniferousDepositional modelLife in the CarboniferousThe QuarryEarthcachingConservationHumidity and Temperature MonitoringDecay MappingLaser ScanningTime Lapse CamerasSampling and Salt AnalysisPublicationsLinksContact 0 Home Supported by: Welcome to the Fossil Grove in Glasgow, Scotland A unique earth heritage site with eleven fossil tree stumps from the Carboniferous Period. They are about 330 million years old, and are preserved where they grew. In late 1887 a path was cut as part of a new park through an old disused roadstone quarry when the first of the fossil tree stumps was uncovered. Their uniqueness, rarity and importance was quickly recognised. A building was quickly erected over the site – which is still there today. The site is owned by Glasgow City Council’s Parks Department. The Fossil Grove Trust works with the Council to help present and conserve the fossils and find new sources of funding to improve the overall visitor experience. Open Afternoons 2026 Come along to the Fossil Grove in Victoria Park for our open afternoons. Third Sundays of the month. Meet Arthur the Arthropleura and the Bearsden Shark and do some fossil hunting… Open Afternoons 2026 NEWS UPDATE Renovation Project 2025-26 Details and Updates here Click the photograph of Stump #7 for an
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