As usual, the new season starts on the last Thursday of October and, also as usual, we have lined up an interesting programme.
Though Cambusbarron is so close to Stirling it certainly remains a distinct community with its own identity - and its own history. Peter Paterson has studied Cambusbarron for many years and has published a number of booklets and other items. So, his talk (which will be very copiously illustrated) should be fascinating.
All meetings are on the last Thursday of the month, monthly from October to April but with no meeting in December. Meetings are in the Smith Museum and Art Gallery in Stirling. You can join at this first meeting (£10 for the season); visitors are always welcome but we do ask for a small contribution. Students and people under 18 FREE. You can see the details of the rest of the season on the home page of this site.
This is a 'general interest' group. You do not need to have any great knowledge of the history of Stirling to find it interesting and even useful.
Though Cambusbarron is so close to Stirling it certainly remains a distinct community with its own identity - and its own history. Peter Paterson has studied Cambusbarron for many years and has published a number of booklets and other items. So, his talk (which will be very copiously illustrated) should be fascinating.
All meetings are on the last Thursday of the month, monthly from October to April but with no meeting in December. Meetings are in the Smith Museum and Art Gallery in Stirling. You can join at this first meeting (£10 for the season); visitors are always welcome but we do ask for a small contribution. Students and people under 18 FREE. You can see the details of the rest of the season on the home page of this site.
This is a 'general interest' group. You do not need to have any great knowledge of the history of Stirling to find it interesting and even useful.
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