Glasson Collection

Steam boat in Glasson Dock Date: circa 1900s

Glasson Dock early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

Bill Glasson British Open St.Andrews, 24 July 1995 Date: 24 July 1995

Glasson, on the Lune (colour litho)
6013180 Glasson, on the Lune (colour litho) by Woods, Albert (1871-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: Glasson, on the Lune)

Lancaster LA2 0 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Lancaster LA2 0

Allerdale CA15 8 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Allerdale CA15 8

Allerdale CA7 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Allerdale CA7 5

Lancelot Glasson at work on his painting The Four
Oarswomen for Burlington House: Captain Lancelot Glasson (1894-1959) at work on his painting The Four depicting women rowers before sending it to the Royal Academy exhibition. Date: 1933

The Village, Conder Green, Lancashire
The Village, Conder Green, Lancaster, near Glasson, Lancashire, England. Date: 1910

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Glasson is a picturesque village located in Lancashire, known for its rich history and stunning landscapes. In the early 1900s, Glasson Dock was bustling with activity as steam boats sailed along its waters. Lancelot Glasson, a talented artist, captured the essence of this vibrant scene in his famous painting "The Four, " showcasing the beauty Dock. Bill Glasson, a prominent figure in the area, played an integral role in preserving the heritage of Glasson. His dedication to documenting the village's history led to remarkable creations like "Glasson on the Lune, " a captivating color lithograph that showcases the idyllic charm of this riverside gem. To explore Glasson and its surroundings further, one can refer to maps such as Lancaster LA2 0 Map or Allerdale CA15 8 Map and CA7 5 Map. These maps provide valuable insights into nearby areas and help visitors navigate their way through this enchanting region. Nestled within this scenic landscape lies The Village at Conder Green – a charming spot where time seems to stand still. Here you can immerse yourself in nature's tranquility while admiring breathtaking views of lush greenery and serene waterways. As we reflect upon Bill Glasson's contributions to preserving our heritage through his artistic endeavors, we are reminded that his passion for capturing moments has left an indelible mark on our memories. From his paintings depicting life at sea to those celebrating local landmarks like Glasson Dock – each stroke tells a story worth cherishing. Glasson continues to captivate all who visit with its timeless allure and natural wonders. Whether it be exploring historic sites like Glasson Dock or simply taking leisurely strolls along its peaceful streets - there is something here for everyone to enjoy. So come experience the magic firsthand; let your senses be awakened by its beauty and allow yourself to be transported back in time to a place where history and nature intertwine seamlessly.