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MAY was a very busy month for the Arrochar-based Hidden Heritage project.
Formally entitled ‘The Hidden Heritage of a Landscape — Vengeful Vikings and Reckless Rustlers’, the project is using popular interest in Viking history to involve local people.
Last Updated ( Monday, 03 June 2013 16:13 )
Read more...MEMBERS of Helensburgh Heritage Trust and anyone else interested were invited to attend a talk on recent railway history on May 15 2013.
As part of the West Dunbartonshire Council’s ‘Booked’ Festival, railway author and photographer Julian Holland gave a talk on aspects of his new book ‘Dr Beeching’s Axe: 50 Years On’ in Balloch Library.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 16 May 2013 16:01 )
Read more...ONE of the oldest and best of the many local websites is the Gareloch and Rosneath Peninsula Website — but now its future is under threat.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 24 April 2013 13:03 )
Read more...THE Anderson Trust is currently displaying works by a well-loved local artist, Ailsa Tanner (1923-2001) in Helensburgh Library in West King Street until June.
Last Updated ( Friday, 29 March 2013 18:28 )
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AN AUDIO collage which brings new life to the ruins of St Peter's Seminary and Kilmahew Woods in Cardross had its first public airing at an event on Saturday March 23.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 24 March 2013 17:25 )
Read more...A TALK on the Vikings had an audience of over 50 enthusiastic volunteers enthralled in Arrochar on Saturday March 2.
Internationally renowned Viking expert and local resident Dr Colleen Batey from Glasgow University presented “The Vikings in Scotland: Myth and Reality."
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 20 March 2013 14:41 )
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THE year 2013 is a big one for Helensburgh Rugby Club . . . its 50th anniversary.
View this photo and over 1,550 more at the Heritage Trust Photo Gallery. Visit the gallery.
The 2014-15 series of Winter Talks begins on Wednesday September 24 2014 at 7.30pm in the upstairs meeting room at Helensburgh Tennis Club with a talk by Peter McCaughey on setting up of the CHORD Open Air Museum in Colquhoun Square, Helensburgh.
Non-members are always welcome, and tea and coffee is served at the end of the meeting.
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