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Glorious Glass
Read moreThis window is one of two in a private billiard hall building in Stirling and is the distinctive work of the stained glass designer, John
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Dunblane in 1887
Read moreThis watercolour by artist John Bell shows a rural Dunblane of 1887. It is a recent purchase for the Stirling Smith collections courtesy of Dr
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Ming Dynasty Cup, Chinese New Year, Stirling
Read moreMing Cup The Year of the Rooster 2017 is now well underway. It was brought to Stirling by a huge Chinese dragon, dancing to the
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Municipal buildings, Stirling
Read morePlaces change their geographical focus through time. For most of the twentieth century, Corn Exchange was the commercial, literary, ceremonial and municipal centre of Stirling.
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Celebrating Robert Burns in Stirling
Read moreStirling has always celebrated the work of Robert Burns, from the time of his visit in 1787 when he stayed at Wingate’s Inn (now the
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The Barras Yet
Read moreThe Barras Yet or Burgh Gate in the Port Street / Dumbarton Road area was the main entry into Stirling for at least 300 years.
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Stirling Soroptimists
Read moreThe sterling silver President’s chain and badge of office of the Soroptimist International of Stirling Club 1959 -2016 was one of many fine gifts to
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Disrupting Dementia
Read moreThe Stirling Smith has a historic collection of Scottish tartans, woven in Wilson’s Mill, Bannockburn, 1750 – 1830. Until 29 January, there is a special
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St. Thomas
Read more29 December is known as the feast day of St.Thomas Becket (1118-70) who was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral 846 years ago. He is depicted in
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