Queen Mother's: 46 years of history Pic: © NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
On January 13, The Queen Mother's Maternity Hospital at Yorkhill in Glasgow closes after 46 years. During the time more than 160,000 babies have been born there, may of whom went on to have their own children in the hospital.
Over the years it performed a crucial role in the lives of generations of Glasgow families.
The closure marks the end of a chapter in the city's history, and we are asking you to share your recollections about the hospital.
Maybe you gave birth there, and want to share your experiences, or want to thank the staff for the help they gave.
Perhaps you worked there and have stories that you want to pass on.
Share your stories using the comments box below.

























