Christmas Countdown: Stirling Observer Christmas Annuals
From 1911 to 1969 the Stirling Observer produced an annual round-up of local news and events at the end of the year in December. These Christmas Annuals feature beautifully designed […]
From 1911 to 1969 the Stirling Observer produced an annual round-up of local news and events at the end of the year in December. These Christmas Annuals feature beautifully designed […]
In December 1945, a memorandum was circulated by the Scottish Education Department to all the local authorities in Scotland requesting temporary assistance by school pupils to help deliver the Christmas […]
14 December 1981: the Education Department of Central Regional Council held a Christmas Party for Travellers’ children in Clackmannan Town Hall. The photo below includes Councillor Michael Kelly, Councillor John […]
William Steel was Provost of Bridge of Allan and a keen photographer. Not only did he take many beautiful and accomplished pictires of the Bridge of Allan area, he also […]
The Stirling of Gargunnock Collection at Stirling Council Archives contains a collection of Christmas cards from the 19th century. As you can see some contain more unusual images than others! […]
In the run up to Christmas, we will posting a few of the unqiue Christmas related records within Stirling Archives. First up is a picture of The Old Bridge in […]
Stirling Council Archives holds various education records, including a log book for Drymen Public School, 1874-1911 (SC5/6/99). The Head Teacher of Drymen Public School was responsible for keeping this log […]
On Wednesday 11th November, Stirling Archives hosted a workshop with leading Scottish printmaker and artist Hugh Bryden. Held at Central Library in Stirling, the workshop was run with the library’s […]
Over the last few months Stirling Council Archives has been celebrating their 40th anniversary by showcasing ’40 Items on our 40th Year’ in regular posts. At our upcoming Explore Your […]
This November is the 300th anniversary of the Battle of Sheriffmuir, part of the 1715 Jacobite rebellion. While the Jacobite rising of 1745 is well known and celebrated, the early […]