All evening meetings are held at 7.30 pm in The Park Centre, 45 Kerr Street, Kirkintilloch, G66 1LF. Please see below for a map showing the location of the venue.
Saturday 6th September: Doors Open Day: Exhibition in William Patrick Library on ‘Significant Personalities of Kirkintilloch and District’ and Guided Walk in Old Aisle Cemetery at 2pm.
Thursday 2nd October: Graham McKenzie – ‘Devotion and Discord: The History of St. Mary’s Parish Church, Kirkintilloch’.
Thursday 6th November: Stuart Baird – ‘The History of Glasgow’s Motorway System’.
Wednesday 19th November, 2pm: The Research Group – ‘Significant Personalities of Kirkintilloch and District’.
Thursday 4th December: Lex Lamb and Kenny Brophy – ‘After the Garden Festival’.
Thursday 15th January: Niall Murphy – ‘The Enigma of Sir John James Burnet’.
Thursday 5th February: Suzanne Marshall-Smith – ‘The Campsie Calico Printing Industry’.
Thursday 19th February: Members’ Night – ‘My Favourite Monument’.
Thursday 5th March: Paul Dudman – ‘The Story of Lenzie Moss’.
Wednesday 18th March, Kirkintilloch Town Hall, 2pm: Public Lecture for Local History Month. John Yellowlees, National Transport Trust Scotland – ‘Early Scottish Railways’.
Thursday 23rd April: AGM and a speaker TBC.
Thursday 2nd October: Graham McKenzie – ‘Devotion and Discord: The History of St. Mary’s Parish Church, Kirkintilloch’.
Thursday 6th November: Stuart Baird – ‘The History of Glasgow’s Motorway System’.
Wednesday 19th November, 2pm: The Research Group – ‘Significant Personalities of Kirkintilloch and District’.
Thursday 4th December: Lex Lamb and Kenny Brophy – ‘After the Garden Festival’.
Thursday 15th January: Niall Murphy – ‘The Enigma of Sir John James Burnet’.
Thursday 5th February: Suzanne Marshall-Smith – ‘The Campsie Calico Printing Industry’.
Thursday 19th February: Members’ Night – ‘My Favourite Monument’.
Thursday 5th March: Paul Dudman – ‘The Story of Lenzie Moss’.
Wednesday 18th March, Kirkintilloch Town Hall, 2pm: Public Lecture for Local History Month. John Yellowlees, National Transport Trust Scotland – ‘Early Scottish Railways’.
Thursday 23rd April: AGM and a speaker TBC.
New members are always welcome and can join at any meeting of the Society. Annual membership is £10 per annum.
