Is there a street in Sarajevo, Bosina that is or once was named Glodjo
street? If so can you refer me to a source for the information. I am
working on my ancestry and history.

This might help: Glodjo appears to be Glo?o in Bosnian.  I haven't
found a street in Sarajevo named Glo?o, but I wouldn't be surprised if
there was (or is) one.  (Ideally, a researcher for this question would
be fluent in a Serbo-Croatian language.  Unfortunately, I am not.)

I googled glodjo bosnia and found the Svrzo House was built by
prominent Sarajevo Glodjo family and passed by inheritance to the
Svrzo family, who sold it to the Museum of Sarajevo.
A gem of Bosnian urban dimestic culture if the 18th and 19yh
centuries, Svrzo House shows how a Bosnian beg (nobleman) lived with
his family.

Presumably, you have seen this link:

Exhibition "The Archive Documents of 'Svrzo Glošo' Family", (2001):
http://www.muzejsarajeva.ba/eng/izl/5131.asp

Yes there is a street in Sarajevo, called Glo?ina street (glodjina
street). The street is located on Curcic's hill in the north part of
old town. In this street is Svrzo's house (Svrzina ku?a), which is
museum. That museum is representing tipical bosnian, muslim house.
Glodjina street is named by great sarajevian family Glodjo (Glo?o).
That family was aga-, beys- and ulema- family (these are titles which
stand before family names). In 19. century someone from Glodjo family
has married someone from Svrzo family, and after that there were one
big family.
They were active in social and political life in Sarajevo, especially
during Habsburg monarchy (1878-1918). Famous is Glodjo's rebelion.
They were fighting for cultural and religious autonomy of bosnian
muslims.
This is breadboard of Glodjina street:
http://www.saray.net/report/makete/svrzina%20kuca%20v.jpg

Greetings from Sarajevo!

Interactive map of Sarajevo:

http://navigator.ba/maps/sarajevo/dispmap.php