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  • 19 Nov

    Stirling Castle Quilters

    The Stirling Castle Quilters were established twenty years ago, following a major exhibition on Scottish quilting at the Stirling Smith. They are celebrating their achievements

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  • 12 Nov

    Lecropt Kirk, Remembrance Window, Bridge of Allan

    Most stained glass windows are about remembrance. Today’s story concerns a detail of the magnificent four light chancel window, the gift of Lawrence Pullar in

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  • 09 Sep
    Blog Post

    Remembering WW1

    LINES written to Private A. DRUMMOND as a token of esteem, from a chum in the Black Watch, being the combined thanks for the splendid

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  • 08 Sep

    The Tomb of King Robert the Bruce

    King Robert the Bruce died on 7 June 1329. His body was buried in Dunfermline Abbey and his heart was taken on crusade by Sir

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  • 08 Sep

    Bluebird Buses, W Alexander & Sons Ltd, Raploch

    Most of us have forgotten that Stirling was at one time a centre for the coach building industry, with the main coach works sited where

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  • 08 Sep

    McAree Brothers, Knitting Heaven

    McAree Brothers, established in 1878, are described by current fans familiar with their shop in King Street as “knitting heaven in Stirling” on account of

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  • 08 Sep

    Arts & Crafts Movment in Stirling

    Today’s object from the Stirling Smith collections is an arts and crafts oak cabinet which has a door decorated with gesso. It was made by

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  • 08 Sep
    Blog Post

    Sporting Excellence in Bridge of Allan

    The University of Stirling is well–known as Scotland’s University for Sporting Excellence, a designation by the Scottish Government in recognition of the contribution made to

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  • 08 Sep

    Beaton’s Mill, Whins of Milton

    With the rise of the internet, the sale of traditional holiday postcards is in decline. This lovely card was published by the Borestone Committee in

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