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Provost George Christie (1826 – 1902)
Read morePeople expect the Stirling Smith to have portraits of past Provosts of Stirling. This is not the case, for unlike the other major Scottish cities,
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Kitchen Range
Read moreKitchen cookers have developed dramatically in the last few decades. Microwave ovens have had wide public usage since the 1980s and now highly technical combination
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Gigantic Seat
Read moreWith the arrival of good gardening weather, why not take a break to visit Ailie’s Garden at the back of the Stirling Smith Art Gallery
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Bags of Help for the Smith
Read moreAlthough there are 215 days to Christmas, the purpose of today’s story is to flag up some very special bags of help which have been
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Stirling Waterworks
Read moreThe matter of the water supply does not trouble us much. We turn on the taps and enjoy clean drinking and bathing water without fuss
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The Stirling Jug
Read morePeople visit the Stirling Smith for many reasons. Recently the Goss Ware Collector’s Club which draws its membership Britain-wide came specially to see the original
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Stirling from the Skies
Read moreThe Historic Environment Scotland exhibition of aerial photographs of Stirling and Central Scotland before 1954 continues at the Stirling Smith.. Aerial photographs have a perennial
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Stirling Royal Infirmary magazine
Read moreMany people wonder about the value of museum collections and the cost of keeping items from the past. This latest Stirling Smith acquisition, a magazine
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Music in Stirling
Read moreFollowing the BBC’s Troy series, it is useful to remember how much classical information came through the programme of schools in the past. Featured is
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