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Stirling Futureworld
Read moreWith so much anticipation of what the new Stirling City Deal will bring, a look at past developments, like Stirling Futureworld, launched in July 1984,
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The Isle of Iona – a special place even with the weather!
Read moreWith the holiday season now in full swing I thought that this image would be most appropriate. Scotland is a beautiful country full of historic
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Polmaise: Stirling’s Star Ship
Read more30 years after the closure of Polmaise No 3 and 4 Pits, it is important to remember the significance of the achievement of the
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30th Anniversary of the Polmaise Colliery Closure
Read moreThis month sees the 30th anniversary of the closure of Polmaise Colliery 3 & 4, the pit which was first out in the Miners’ Strike
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From Ceylon to Cambusbarron
Read moreToday’s story about the Scottish Women’s Rural Institute in Cambusbarron, heralds a special summer exhibition at the Stirling Smith, beginning 15 July. ‘Crafty Goings On!’
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Stirling Golf Club Medal
Read moreA previous blog featured John Duncan (1861-1939) who was the professional at Kings Park Golf Club from July 1901 to his retirement in 1935 This
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Bannockburn House
Read moreThis is one of a collection of watercolours by the artist and antiquary Jane Ann Wright (1842 – 1922) in the Stirling Smith collections. She
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Dunblane Hydro
Read moreOriginally a Victorian health spa resort, Dunblane Hydro has become a very well known and loved landmark, in the Town of Dunblane Crieff and Bridge
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Polmaise Castle, Jane Ann Wright (1842 – 1922)
Read moreFew now remember Polmaise Castle, but as the annual march of the Gillies which takes place this Sunday 25 June at 2pm passes near to
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