The Polish Social and Educational Society
5 Park Grove Terrace Glasgow G3 7SD
Telephone 0141-339 1368Gen.Wl.Sikorski's Memorial-House
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Katyn Plaque Memorial at Dom Polski in Glasgow
photo © Copyright RM Ostrycharz 1998
Information about the Society
Genesis of the Society Set up in 1954, the Society, through the dedication and hard work of many of its members, and through difficult times, gradually established itself in its role of serving the Polish Community in Glasgow and Scotland.
General Wladyslaw Sikorski At a meeting of the Society it was felt that it should be named after Poland's great war-time leader - General Wladyslaw Sikorski of whom many felt they owed their lives. In 1960 Madam Helena Sikorska officially opened the House unveiling a memorial to her late husband. Each year he is commemorated by the Society.
The Society Today The Society welcomes membership from those who share the objects of the Society. Full details can be obtained from the Chairman at the above address or by email to aaj41@dial.pipex.com
Facilities and Opening Hours Opening Hours Monday to Friday 7.00 pm to 12.00 pm Saturday and Sunday 12.00 am to 12.00 pm Tuesday Closed all day Facilities Library, Reading Room, Advice and Information, Polish satellite TV, Club and Restaurant with a Polish flavour Party Bookings New Members welcome
The entrance to Dom Polski in Glasgow © Copyright R M Ostrycharz 1998
Information about the Society (in Polish)
Prowadzi: Biblioteke, czytelnie, porady, informacje, klub i restauracje.
Otwarty codziennie
Wtorki Dom Polski zamkniety
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