David Livingstone Centre

David Livingstone Centre

David Livingstone was born in Blantyre, at the time a mill village on the banks of the River Clyde some eight miles south east of Glasgow. His mother and father were among the 2000 people employed in the Blantyre Cotton Mills and the family, including David's four brothers and sisters, lived in a single room in a tenement they shared with 23 other families in what was known as Shuttle Row. This now forms part of the David Livingstone Centre, a museum commemorating Livingstone's life and work in his native Blantyre. For more information and photographs, see the David Livingstone Centre Feature Page.

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