It's one of Glasgow's most curious oddities - just how exactly did the Jenny Lind area, an unassuming estate south of the Clyde, end up sharing its name with a 19th century Swedish opera star?
Largely built in the 1920s, the area used to be part of the Maxwell family’s Pollok Estate farming land, where Swedish Nightingale Jenny Lind spent a night in one of their farmhouses.
After her stay, the landowners decided the inn would renamed after Jenny.
