
MacLellan’s Castle, Kirkcudbright
In 1569 Thomas MacLellan of Bombie was given the site of a ruined Greyfriars monastery in the town of Kirkcudbright. The monastery, which was built...
Glimpses into an Ancient Burgh & Parish
In 1569 Thomas MacLellan of Bombie was given the site of a ruined Greyfriars monastery in the town of Kirkcudbright. The monastery, which was built...
From Sam Kelly. Dr. David Deveraux leads a small group on a historical walk of Kirkcudbright graveyard.
This is an early photograph with the fairground set up in the car park and a Caledonian bus parked nearby.
Two images of the Royal Field Artillery Territorials leaving Kirkcudbright on 11th August 1914.
The tanker berthed at the harbour is the Shell Engineer, The name on the middle boat in the foreground looks like Madline, Annan.
This car is an example of the Arrol range of cars made at the car factory at Tongland. The factory later moved to Heathhall, Dumfries....
As will be seen the fair is occupying the square. The bus depot is still standing and there are no fishing boats in the harbour.
Vera Alabaster was a long time resident in Kirkcudbright where she was commissioned to do a large number of portraits (particularly of children), and many...
Lived in Kirkcudbright, but was drowned in the Clyde in 1903. Below is an example of his work “Kirkcudbright Harbour”. Digital galleries of his work...
Video from Sam Kelly