Taggart: The People's Archive urges anyone who was involved in the making of the hit TV show to share their stories as part of a huge project at Glasgow Caledonian University.
Glasgow archive chiefs calling for locals to share tales of their time working on Taggart have hailed the 'amazing' response - in just 48 hours.
The Facebook post alone was shared over 270 times and amassed well over 100 comments as locals reacted in their droves. And on Thursday, just 48 hours later, the university shared an update, stating that 'the response has been amazing'. The retired detectives, helped by the University’s archivists, will collect all the stories and some of the contributions will be added to display boards and maps in the ‘incident room’ set up on campus.
Taggart’s pilot, Killer was first screened on STV on September 6, 1983. Locations featured in Detective Chief Inspector Jim Taggart’s first outing include a riverbank, off Kelvindale Road, a canal bank off Maryhill Road, the Botanic Gardens, Partick Cross, and Sighthill Cemetery.
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