CLACKMANNANSHIRE FIELD STUDIES SOCIETY FIELD STUDIES SOCIETY

The CFSS was formed in October 1970 after attempting to revive the Society of Natural Science and Archaeology established in 1865. The society‟s aims are “to INDEX / CONTENTS OF NEWSLETTERS promote interest in the environment and heritage of the local area” and it has some 100 members.

In winter there are fortnightly lectures or members nights, from September to April, beginning with a coffee morning and concluding with our AGM. In summer, from NUMBERS 49 – 58, VOLUMES 21 – 25 April to September, there are four Saturday outings, a weekend event and Wednesday Evening Walks fortnightly from April to August.

CFSS has run and participated in various events on David Allan and at , October 1992 – April 1997 is associated with the Forth Naturalist and Historian in publishing, and with the annual Man and the Landscape symposium, November 1998 being the 24th.

Research projects have included- Linn Mill site, Mining and Alloa Port 1743-85; these have been published as booklets Linn Mill and Mines and Minerals of the Ochils and a 1978 paper in the Forth Naturalist and Historian. A project in progress Previous Indices published: 1-26 (1970 – 1981); 27-38 (1981 - is a survey of the old Alloa graveyard. Other publications include David Allan, The 1987); 39-48 (1987 - 1992) Ochil Hills – landscape, wildlife, heritage walks, Alloa Tower and the Erskines of Mar; and the twice yearly Newsletter. April 1998 is no. 60, and there are 5 yearly contents/indices.

Membership is open to anyone with an interest in, or desire to support the aims of the society in this field of Local Studies. Includes programmes and reports on Forth Naturalist and Historian‟s annual symposia „Man and the Landscape‟, The society has a study / council room in Marshill House, Alloa. This has a small and some meetings of the Airthrey Gardens Group collection of books, maps etc. which members are encouraged to use for reference or - both of the University of study. L Corbett, EK Roy, I Stewart or R Snaddon should be contacted for access.

Chairperson EK Roy Secretary M Scott

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SECTION B - Index to Newsletters [vol, part, page] 10

SECTION C - Winter Lectures, 1992 -1999 33

SECTION D - Summer Outings, 1992 – 1998 35

SECTION E - Publications & Leaflets 38

THANKS ARE EXPRESSED TO ALL MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE WITHOUT WHOM THIS VOLUME WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. ANY ERRORS REMAINING ARE THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE EDITOR.

EDITOR: Marilyn Scott (Secretary) July 1999 (with many thanks to L Corbett for proofreading)

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Vol 21, Part I, Newsletter No 49, October 1992 Vol 21, Part II, Newsletter No 50, April 1993 Contents ...... 1 Editorial...... 2 Contents ...... 1 Winter Programme 1992/3 ...... 3 Editorial ...... 2 The Environment ((Man & the Landscape Symposium) ...... 4 Spring / Summer Programme 1993 ...... 3 Winter Programmes – Other Societies ...... 5 100 Year Old Tullibody Chestnut ...... 4 Scottish Wild Life Trust Notes ...... 6 Stirling Field & Archaeological Society Forth Naturalist & Historian Rights of Way ...... 6 Reports on Winter Lectures Snippet ...... 7 Birds of Clackmannanshire Another Bite of the Apple ...... 8 Members Night Leadhills / Wanlockhead ...... 12 Alloa in World War I Huntingtower Castle and Tullibardine ...... 15 Dunning – Crossroads & Characters Kirkintilloch – day on the canal ...... 17 Robert Adam The Torphichen Experience ...... 17 The River Carron Wednesday Walk to the South Muckhart area ...... 22 Industrial Visit Jupiter Site Visit ...... 23 Blackadder Castle Graveyards ...... 25 Plaque to Commemorate Exciseman Novelist ...... 14 Friends of the Ochils ...... 14 Plant Lists for Spring / Summer 1992 ...... 26 th Field Trip – Isle of Bute ...... 30 18 Man & the Landscape Symnposium – Members of Council ...... 36 The Environment - 25 Years of Change ...... 15 The Impact of the University ...... 15 Weather ...... 16 The Forth ...... 18 Sport & Recreation ...... 20 Changes to Bird Life Over 25 Years ...... 21 Letter from Vancouver Island ...... 23 Continuing Education at Stirling University th th Local Life in the 17 & 18 Centuries ...... 27 Tower ...... 28 Blackadder Castle ...... 34

2 3 Page Vol 22, Part I, Newsletter No 51, October 1993 Page Contents ...... 2 Vol 23, Part I, Newsletter No 53, October 1994 Editorial...... 3 Contents ...... 2 Plants ...... 5 Editorial ...... 2 A Letter from Aoteara ...... 5 20th Annual Man & the Landscape Symposium ...... 3 Winter Programme ...... 11 Winter Programme ...... 4 Winter Programmes – Kindred Societies ...... 12 Industrial Heritage – Brewing ...... 6 Stirling Field & Archaeological Society Ben Nevis Observatory ...... 18 Scottish Wildlife Trust Historical Walk / Talk on Kilmadock Parish (Doune) Local Publications ...... 13 Old Kilmadock Cemetery & Three Famous Scots Buried There .. 20 Annual General Meeting Report ...... 14 1994 Field Trip – Biggar / Peebles ...... 23 Field Trip Hawkhill to ...... 15 A Day in McGonagall Land ...... 30 A Diarist with Noble Connections ...... 16 Book Review – Alloa Pottery...... 34 Two Villages – Contrasts & Similarities ...... 21 Account of a Very Special Day – Orkney ...... 36 A Kinross-shire Dander...... 26 Inverkeithing to Aberdour ...... 28 The Blackadders of Tulliallan ...... 29 Vol 23, Part II, Newsletter No 54, April 1995 Contents ...... 2 Editorial ...... 3 Vol 22, Part II, Newsletter No 52, April 1994 Summer Programme...... 4 Contents ...... 3 The True Adventures of Eliza Fraser ...... 5 Editorial...... 4 An Auspicious Occasion – The Semi-Jubilee of the Alloa A Reminiscence ...... 4 Society of Natural Science & Archaeology...... 7 Summer Programme 1994...... 5 Reports from the Winter Talks ...... 9 For your Diary ...... 7 Callandar House New Book – Central ...... 7 Land Use in Norway Reports – Winter Lectures ...... 9 Brodgar, Brochs and Sheiling Boths th The 19 Man & the Landscape Symposium Dippers of the Devon Joys & Frustrations of Restoring Plean Tower Wartime Ship Repairs at Alloa Introduction to Fungi Central Scotland Aerodrome Local Studies Resources Industrial Visit Central Region Archives Wildlife of Other New Forests From Barytes to Beer The Allan Water Members Night Man and the Landscape Symposium ...... 13 th th The Western Ochils in the 17 & 18 Centuries The Waters of Central Region Balfron Forestry and Waters th 19 Man & the Landscape Symposium ...... 14 Fishes National Heritage Conservation Monitoring and Control Wild Life of Red Carr Wood Bridging the Waters Of Pineapples & Patronage Early Water Power Industry Alloa Tower Restoration Water Supply and Catchment Management Motorway of Yesteryear ...... 22 Early Water Power Industry ...... 19 Old Port in a New Storm, extracts from Herald – Alloa ... 24 Plane Castle, 1314 – 1994 ...... 22 Trapped Alive for Five Days – Pretoria Pit Disaster 1906 ...... 26 TAFAC ‟94 ( Archaeological Conference Nov. 1994) ..... 25 Serendipity Strikes again...... 31 5 4

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Vol 24, Part I, Newsletter No 55, October 1995 Vol 24, Part II, Newsletter No 56, April 1996

Contents ...... 3 Contents ...... 1 Editorial...... 4 Editorial ...... 2 Winter Programme 1995 / 96 ...... 5 Summer Programme...... 3 Dates for Your Diary ...... 6 Report – 1995 AGM...... 4 Update ...... 7 Social Evening – 25 years ...... 5 CFSS Field Weekend to Killin ...... 7 25 Years Ago – Alloa Advertiser, Looking Back Series 1/11/95...... 6 St. Mary‟s Chapel, Grantully ...... 9 Winter Talks ...... 7 Burntisland area ...... 10 The Scottish Connection The Brothy Burn Woods ...... 11 Place Names of the Forth Pond Wood ...... 14 Coal Mining Impressions of a Woodland Walk on an August Evening ...... 15 The Blairdrummond Story ...... 9 Ramblings with the Society ...... 17 Understanding Scottish 19th Century Stained Glass ...... 10 The Greening of Stirling ...... 20 Wildlife Habitats ...... 11 Greenspace Challenge ...... 21 The Bo‟ness Branch Railway ...... 12 Alloa‟s River Heritage ...... 22 The Importance of Early Water Power...... 13 A Butterfly Encounter at West Birkhill ...... 23 Some Notes on the Society‟s Room ...... 15 Archaeology in Danger ...... 25 Some Notes on the Forth Naturalist & Historian ...... 16 King Canute and All That ...... 30 History & Heritage Forum ...... 16 The „Cemetery Scandal‟ of 1865 ...... 34 Council Notes ...... 17 The Gartmorn Tailrace ...... 39 Mountains, Muirs and Mosses – 21st Annual Man & the Landscape Symposium ...... 18 Raised Bogs of Central Scotland Forestry of the Ochils ...... 20 Grouse Muir Management ...... 22 Sheep in the Hills ...... 23 The 1745 Jacobite March ...... 25 A Clear Future for our Waters – The 1994 Symposium ...... 29 Bothwell Castle ...... 32

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Vol 25, Part I, Newsletter No 57, October 1996 Vol 25, Part II, Newsletter No 58, April 1997

Contents ...... 1 Contents ...... 1 Editorial...... 2 Editorial ...... 3 Winter Programme ...... 3 Summer Programme 1997 ...... 4 Stirling Field & Archaeological Society Winter Programme ...... 4 The „Blue Blanket‟ SWT Summer Programme...... 5 Winter Programme Interests ...... 5 Report – 1996 AGM...... 6 Forth Naturalist & Historian ...... 5 Reports from Winter Talks ...... 7 Man & the Landscape Symposia Activities of Scottish Wild Life Trust Central Scotland – land, wildlife, people The Council for Scottish Archaeology & Our Society CFSS and contents records Visual Delights – Stirling Camera Club ...... 8 AGM 1996 ...... 8 The Saltire Society – Re-kindling the Flame ...... 9 Sortie / Lochore Meadows ...... 9 Burial Practices Through the Ages ...... 10 The Reclamation of Blairdrummond Moss ...... 11 Butterfly Conservation – Structure in Insects & Architecture...... 11 Field Trip to Newtown Stewart ...... 15 Recent Work of GUARD – Glasgow University Trades & Professions in the Area 17/ 18th centuries .... 19 Archaeological Research Division ...... 12 Alloa Old Kirkyard – Seceeders, Burghers and Anti-burghers ...... 22 The Blackfriars of Stirling ...... 13 The Sixth Earl of Mar as an Architect ...... 26 Members Night ...... 14 History & Heritage Week...... 28 Inversnaid, the First 10 Years ...... 15 The Harbour – Gone Forever ????? ...... 16 Some Books of Interest ...... 31 nd Snippets, Red Squirrel, Grounds for Learning ...... 33 22 Man & The Landscape Symposium – Environmental Awareness & Education Helping Man Learn About Landscape ...... 17 Raising Awareness Through Environmental Action ...... 18 Environmental Awareness & Education – Myth or Reality ...... 19 The Web of Life ...... 20 Stirling‟s Future – A Conscience & a Voice of the Community .. 21 Environmental Awareness – A Personal Professional Perspective Liz Garson ...... 23 Heart of Scotland Environment – Multi-media Resource ...... 24 Seeing the Wood for the Trees ...... 25 Green Graduates from Ivory Towers ...... 26 Shell Midden at Braehead ...... 27 Alloa Glass – Far Flung Finds...... 29 Discovery & Excavation in Scotland – CSA Archaeology Entries for Clackmannanshire 1955- 1995 ...... 32 Alloa Harbour and Riverside...... 40

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SECTION B INDEX TO NEWSLETTERS

Abbot, Maurice of Inchaffray...... (21 / I) 15 Alva turf structures...... (25 / II) 33 Abercrombie, Sir Ralph of Aboukir...... (25 / II) 31 Annand, Mary de...... (21 / II) 32 Abercromby...... …...... (22 / II) 19 Annie Laurie...... (25 / I) 18 Abercromby family...... (25 / I) 24 Antarctica...... (23 / I) 32 Aberdeen, breviary of...... (22 / I) 22 Aotearoa...... (22 / I) 5 Aberdour……………………………….…….(22/I)5...... (22 / I) 28 Apple trees (Barry mill)...... (23 / I) 31 Act of Parliament (roads at Fintry)...... (23 / II) 21 Aquatic environment...... (23 / II) 13 Adam, Robert…………...………………..(21/II)10.....…….... (23 / I) 20 Arbroath High St. (excavations)...... (23 / II) 25 Aerodrome, central Scotland...... (23 / II) 10 Archaeological sites, damage & erosion...... (25 / II) 8 Agenda 21...... (25 / II) 24 Archaeological Trust...... (23 / II) 25 Aircraft factory (Alloa)...... (23 / II) 11 Archaeology (local government reforms)...... (24 / I) 25 Airth airfield...... (23 / II) 11 Archaeology, Council for Scottish...... (24 / I) 26 Ale, licence to sell 1764...... (23 / I) 8 Archaeology, entries 1955-95...... (25 / II) 32 Alexander the Great...... (25 / II) 22 Archibald the Grim...... (24 / II) 34 Alexander the second...... (25 / II) 13 Ardestie earth house (souterrain)...... (23 / I) 32 Allan Water...... (23 / II) 12 Ardoch Roman Fort...... (23 / II) 12 Allan, David...... (25 / II) 40 Arrests...... (25 / I) 24 Alloa (early history & industrial development)...... (25 / I) 29 Ashburn House (Alloa)...... (23 / I) 15 Alloa (river heritage)...... (24 / I) 22 Ashfield Village...... (23 / II) 12 Alloa Brewery (est. 1810)...... (23 / I) 15 Atholl, Dukes of...... (21 / I) 15 Alloa cemetery...... (24 / I) 38 Auchlishie ()...... (23 / II) 25 Alloa House, 17/18C mansion / excavations...... (25 / II) 37 Auckland...... (22 / I) 5 ...... (22 / II) 15 Alloa pottery...... (23 / I) 34 Back woods...... (22 / I) 18 Alloa tower……………………..………(22/I)17 (22/II)19..... (25 / I) 26 Bad, Estate of...... (22 / I) 16 Alloa Tower (booklet revised edition)...... (24 / II) 4 Bailey, Allyson (well, Alloa Tower)...... (25 / II) 38 Alloa Tower, well...... (25 / II) 38 Bailey, Allyson (Alloa house excavation)...... (25 / II) 37 Alloa, ale...... (23 / I) 6 Bailey's pottery (Alloa)...... (23 / I) 35 Alloa, bottles...... (25 / II) 29 Baird & Hardie...... (22 / II) 13 Alloa, early glasswork...... (25 / II) 29 Balfour (Burleigh)...... (22 / II) 19 Alloa, harbour & riverside...... (25 / II) 40 Balfron……………………………………………(22/I)21...... (22 / II) 13 Alloa, Old Kirk yard...... (25 / I) 22 Balfron (bail-a-bhroin)...... (22 / I) 24 Alloa, parish kirk...... (25 / I) 24 Balfron (cotton mill)...... (23 / II) 21 Alloa, South...... (22 / II) 22 Balfron (the planned village)...... (23 / II) 21 Alloway...... (22 / I) 18 Ballikinrain, Napier of...... (23 / II) 21 Alloway Mill...... (22 / I) 18 Ballindalloch cotton works...... (22 / I) 25 Alva House...... (23 / II) 10 Ballindalloch Mill...... (22 / II) 13 10 11 Ballindalloch cotton mill...... (23 / II) 21 Blackfriars of Stilring...... (25 / II) 13 Ballindalloch estate...... (23 / II) 21 Blackness...... (22 / II) 8 Balmaha...... (22 / II) 8 Blair, Robert (gravedigger)...... (24 / I) 38 Bank Hill, dwelling...... (25 / II) 35 Blairdrummond...... (24 / II) 9 Barnwell Brothers (aviators)...... (23 / II) 11 Blairdrummond Estate (map 1)...... (25 / I) 16 Barry Mill (Angus)...... (23 / I) 30 Blairdrummond Moss (map 2)...... (25 / I) 17 Barytes...... (22 / II) 11 Blairdrummond Moss (map 2)...... (25 / I) 10 Basalt...... (22 / II) 14 Blairhall…………………………………………..(22/I)20...... (22 / I) 30 Bass Crest house...... (23 / I) 13 Blairlogie...... (22 / II) 17 Bass Crest label...... (23 / I) 13 Bleach fields...... (23 / II) 21 …………………………………………(22/I)30..... (25 / II) 15 Bloomeries...... (25 / II) 13 Bear Gates (Traquair House)...... (23 / I) 29 Blue blanket...... (25 / II) 5 Bede, The Venerable...... (24 / I) 30 Bluebells...... (22 / II) 17 Bee, symbol...... (25 / II) 31 Bogs, raised of Central Scotland...... (24 / II) 18 Beechwood School, tree / bulb planting...... (25 / II) 23 Bohemia, glass blowers...... (25 / II) 29 Begg, Patrick CBA...... (25 / II) 7 Bo'ness branch railway...... (24 / II) 12 Bell, Henry...... (21 / I) 20 Borrow-pitting...... (25 / II) 27 Bell's pottery...... (25 / II) 13 Bosham...... (24 / I) 32 Ben Lawers...... (25 / II) 13 Bothkennar...... (22 / I) 16 Ben Nevis, observatory...... (23 / I) 18 Bothwell Castle………………………………….(24/II)32...... (24 / II) 33 Bible 1611...... (24 / I) 10 Bowstoure siege engine...... (24 / II) 34 Biggar...... (23 / I) 23 Braehead 1...... (25 / II) 28 Biggar Church...... (23 / I) 24 Braehead 2...... (25 / II) 28 Biggar, gas works...... (23 / I) 24 Braehead golf course...... (25 / II) 27 Biggar, Gladstone Court Museum...... (23 / I) 24 Breas, Laird of...... (22 / I) 19 Bilsland family...... (23 / II) 20 Bremner, James...... (22 / II) 24 Binnend …………………...... (24 / I) 11 Breweries, Alloa 1845-53 ...... (23 / I) 10 Bio-diversity...... (25 / II) 20 Breweries, Alloa map ...... (23 / I) 9 Birch...... (25 / II) 15 Brewers (Alloa area)...... (23 / I) 8 Bird life...... (21 / II) 21 Brewing...... (23 / I) 6 Birds & predators...... (25 / II) 16 Brick, works estate 1787/90...... (25 / I) 14 Birdsfoot...... (22 / I) 5 Bridge of Allan...... (23 / II) 12 Black Devon...... (22 / II) 15 Broch...... (23 / II) 9 Blackadder (of Tulliallan)...... (22 / I) 29 Brodgar...... (23 / II) 9 Blackadder family...... (21 / II) 34 Brothie Burn...... (22 / II) 12 Blackadder, Archbishop Patrick...... (21 / II) 35 Brothie Burn woods...... (24 / I) 11 Blackadder, Elizabeth...... (21 / II) 35 Broughton...... (23 / I) 25 Blackadder, John...... (22 / I) 30 Bruce, Marjory...... (22 / I) 17 Blackadder, Lady Elizabeth...... (22 / I) 30 Bruce, Michael...... (22 / I) 28 Blackadder, Patrick...... (22 / I) 30 Bruce, Robert the...... (22 / I) 27 Blackadder, Sir John...... (21 / II) 35 Bruce, Sir Robert (later King)...... (23 / II) 23 Blackadder, Sir John...... (22 / I) 30 Bruce, Thomas of Arnot...... (22 / I) 28 13 12 Buchan, John...... (21 / II) 9 Carse, records search...... (24 / II) 17 Buchan, John (centre, Broughton)...... (23 / I) 25 Carsebreck Loch...... (23 / II) 12 Buchanty Spout...... (21 / I) 16 Carvel...... (25 / II) 29 Budge, Mary...... (22 / I) 16 Castle, technical terms glossary...... (24 / II) 42 Bugloss, lesser...... (22 / I) 5 Castlebridge...... (22 / II) 27 Bulk sample...... (25 / II) 28 Castles, Scottish reading list...... (24 / II) 44 appointments...... (25 / I) 21 Castleton Hill, rock carvings...... (25 / II) 38 Burgh Yard...... (22 / II) 12 Catchment management...... (23 / II) 18 Burghead...... (22 / II) 5 CD-ROM...... (25 / II) 24 Burgher & anti-burgher factions...... (25 / I) 24 Celandine...... (22 / II) 15 Burials (6000 years ago)...... (25 / II) 10 Celtic bells...... (24 / I) 7 Burnbank House...... (25 / I) 14 Cemetery scandal 1865...... (24 / I) 34 Burnt Island...... (24 / I) 10 Central Region (water)...... (23 / II) 13 Butterflies……………………………………..(22/II)14...... (22 / II) 17 Central Region Archives...... (22 / II) 10 Butterflies, survival of...... (25 / II) 11 Chambers institution (Peebles)...... (23 / I) 26 Butterfly (West Birkhill)...... (24 / I) 23 Chanterelle...... (22 / II) 10 Butterfly Conservation...... (25 / II) 11 Charles II...... (22 / I) 18 Butterfly, in architecture...... (25 / II) 12 Chichester harbour...... (24 / I) 30 Chiff-chaff...... (22 / II) 17 Cabbie's Roo Castle (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 36 Cists...... (25 / II) 10 Cadell, family (pistolmakers)...... (23 / I) 21 Clachan Inn...... (22 / I) 25 Cairneyhill...... (22 / I) 20 Clackmannan…………………………………(22/I)15...... (22 / I) 19 Calder, James (brewery owner)...... (23 / I) 13 Clackmannan Castle (tower)...... (22 / I) 20 Calders Brewery Alloa...... (25 / II) 31 Clackmannan ...... (23 / II) 10 Caledonian railway...... (22 / II) 23 Clackmannan, post mediaeval pottery...... (25 / II) 37 Calico printing...... (23 / II) 21 Clackmannan, woods, lime kiln...... (25 / II) 37 Callan, Mike...... (23 / II) 12 Cleaven Dyke (Blairgowrie)...... (23 / II) 26 Callanish standing stones...... (22 / II) 12 Clouson, Janet...... (22 / I) 17 Callendar House...... (23 / II) 9 Clover, soft...... (22 / I) 5 Cambusdrenny Mill...... (25 / I) 13 Clyde...... (22 / II) 25 Cambuskenneth...... (22 / II) 26 Coal mines (Clackmannanshire area)...... (24 / II) 8 Campbell, John (pistolmaker)...... (23 / I) 21 Coal, parrot...... (25 / I) 9 Campsies...... (22 / II) 13 Cock-a-Bendy's Castle...... (23 / II) 22 Candleriggs Brewery plan of 1852...... (23 / I) 11 Collegiate Church...... (21 / I) 15 Cannongate...... (25 / II) 5 Collins, David Lieut. Governor...... (21 / I) 8 Canute, King...... (24 / I) 31 Comet, The (ship)...... (21 / I) 21 Capital investment...... (25 / I) 31 Comley Bank...... (22 / I) 16 Carinholy I & II...... (25 / I) 18 Computers, lifelong learning...... (25 / II) 26 Carlungie earth house (souterrain)...... (23 / I) 31 Conference Rio-de-Janiero...... (25 / II) 24 Carron...... (21 / II) 12 Conservation...... (22 / II) 14 Carron, river...... (21 / II) 12 Convict settlement...... (21 / I) 9 Cars, wrecked...... (25 / II) 16 Convolvulus...... (22 / II) 17 14 15 Corbett, Lindsay...... (24 / II) 4 Dipper...... (23 / II) 9 Corhill Wood...... (22 / I) 29 Disarming Act of 1746...... (23 / I) 21 Corrat Burn...... (25 / I) 15 Discovery (ship)...... (23 / I) 33 COSLA Survey...... (25 / II) 24 Discovery Point (Dundee)...... (23 / I) 32 Cotton mill...... (23 / II) 18 Divinity, students of...... (25 / I) 24 Coucy-le-Chateau...... (24 / II) 39 Dobson, Maurice (AV programme)...... (25 / II) 8 Covenanters...... (25 / I) 15 Dog mercury...... (22 / II) 17 Cowden Farm...... (25 / I) 13 Dollar (John McNabb's legacy)...... (25 / I) 29 Craft symbols...... (25 / II) 11 Doncha, Abbot of Dunkeld...... (22 / I) 22 Craftsmen...... (25 / I) 21 Donibristle Chapel...... (22 / I) 28 Craigorie, waste, middens...... (25 / II) 35 Doomesday Book...... (24 / I) 32 Crieff...... (22 / I) 25 Douglases, Black & Red...... (24 / II) 34 Cromwellian Citadel (Perth)...... (23 / II) 25 Douglases, Lords of Bothwell...... (24 / II) 34 Crusades...... (22 / I) 27 Doune Lodge...... (23 / I) 20 CSA aims...... (25 / II) 7 Drip Moss...... (25 / I) 11 Cuckoo pint (lords & ladies)...... (22 / II) 17 Drip Moss (east end)...... (25 / I) 13 Culcruich...... (23 / II) 20 Drip Moss locations on Map 1...... (25/ I) 12 Culdee...... (22 / I) 26 Druid's Saddle...... (22 / II) 10 ……………………………………..……(22/I)19...... (22 / I) 22 Drummond (Blairdrummond)...... (22 / II) 18 Culross, Abbot of………………………………..(22/I)19...... (22 / I) 30 Drummond, James of Innerpeffray...... (21 / I) 15 Cumlybank...... (22 / I) 17 Drummond-Home, Agatha (wife of Lord Kames)...... (25 / I) 11 Curlew...... (22 / II) 15 Drummonds, Home...... (25 / I) 10 Dumyat...... (22 / II) 11 Daiglen Burn dwelling...... (25 / II) 34 Dunagoil (vitrified) Fort...... (21 / I) 32 Dalgety Bay...... (22 / I) 29 Duncan, Earl of Fife...... (21 / II) 32 Damian...... (23 / II) 11 Duncrub, Battle of...... (21 / II) 9 Danish bog...... (24 / II) 19 Duncrub, Battle of...... (22 / I) 23 Darn Walk...... (23 / II) 12 Dundee...... (23 / I) 32 David 1st...... (21 / I) 17 Dunearn Hill...... (24 / I) 10 Deanston...... (23 / II) 18 Dunegal, Earl of ...... (25 / I) 18 Deanston village...... (23 / I) 21 Dunfermline...... (22 / I) 16 Deanston, world's largest mill wheel...... (23 / I) 21 Dunfermline area (17/18C trades & professions)...... (25 / I) 19 Deas, William...... (25 / II) 29 Dunmore, Mr. of Balfron...... (23 / II) 21 Declaration of 27 Principles...... (25 / II) 24 Dunmore, Robert...... (22 / II) 13 Defoe...... (25 / I) 28 Dunmore, Robert...... (23 / II) 18 d'Erth, Sir William of "Airth"...... (23 / II) 22 Dunning………………………..………………….(21/II)9...... (22 / I) 21 Devon Road...... (22 / I) 21 Dunnyne...... (22 / I) 22 Devon Way...... (22 / II) 15 Dunscore, the ship...... (23 / I) 13 Devon, Black……………………………………(22/I)16...... (22 / I) 18 Durisdeen kirk...... (25 / I) 15 Devonshire, Duke of...... (25 / II) 31 Dutch elm ...... (22 / II) 10 Dickie, Murray...... (24 / II) 5 Dutch elm disease...... (22 / II) 16 Dicul...... (24 / I) 30 16 17 Earl's Walk...... (25 / I) 30 Forest enterprise...... (25 / II) 24 Earlsheuch Castle...... (24 / I) 10 Forest, multi-purpose...... (25 / II) 24 East India company……………………………….(22/II)9..... (22 / II) 18 Forestry...... (24 / II) 20 Economic forces...... (25 / II) 26 Forests (water in)...... (23 / II) 14 Edict, serve the...... (25 / I) 24 Forth...... (22 / II) 23 Edinburgh...... (22 / I) 19 Forth (river tributaries)...... (23 / II) 14 Education, environmental...... (25 / II) 19 Forth River Purification Board…………………….(23/II)16... (24 / II) 29 Edward I...... (24 / II) 32 Forth to the Devon (back in time series)...... (25 / I) 32 Egilsay Island (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 36 Forth Valley...... (25 / II) 28 Eigg, island of...... (25 / II) 21 Forth, changes on the...... (21 / II) 18 Emsworth (town)...... (24 / I) 33 Forth, place names...... (24 / II) 7 Endrick...... (22 / I) 25 Forthbank (aircraft factory)...... (23 / II) 11 Endrick, river...... (23 / II) 18 Fortingall...... (24 / I) 7 Environment, whole...... (25 / II) 17 Frame, Rev. James...... (25 / I) 25 Environmental awareness...... (25 / II) 19 Franklin, Sir John...... (21 / I) 11 Ergot...... (22 / II) 10 Fraser, Eliza...... (23 / II) 5 Erosion...... (25 / II) 16 Fraser, James...... (25 / I) 23 Erskine, Alexander...... (25 / II) 14 Friars, Red...... (22 / I) 27 Erskine, Ebenezer...... (25 / I) 23 Fungi...... (22 / II) 9 Erskine, Lady Frances...... (22 / I) 20 Erskine, Lady Francis...... (25 / II) 29 Gairney Bridge...... (25 / I) 23 Erskine, Lord...... (22 / II) 23 Galena...... (21 / I) 13 Erskine, Lord John...... (22 / I) 17 Gartinnan, ditch...... (25 / II) 36 Excavation (Ron & Cathy Page)...... (25 / II) 14 Gartmore...... (22 / II) 19 Eyenhallow Sound (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 37 Gartmorn Dam……………………………(22/II)9 (22/II)11... (22 / II) 15 Eynhallow Island (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 39 Gartmorn tailrace...... (24 / I) 39 Gartness (cornmill)...... (23 / II) 20 Falkirk...... (22 / I) 25 Gateside of Pows...... (23 / I) 8 Fallin Inch airfield...... (23 / II) 11 Geese, grey...... (22 / II) 15 Fern, hearts tongue...... (22 / II) 15 Geology...... (22 / II) 11 Ferry, boat...... (22 / II) 22 Gib, Adam...... (25 / I) 23 Fife...... (22 / I) 16 Gibb or Gibbs, James...... (25 / I) 26 Finlarig Castle...... (24 / I) 8 Gibbs, bequest to Erskine children...... (25 / I) 27 Finlay, Kirkman (merchant prince)...... (23 / I) 22 Glacial, post- minimum...... (25 / II) 28 Fintry (cotton mill, Culcreuch)...... (23 / II) 20 Glasgow (municipal water supply)...... (23 / II) 14 First Stat. Account 1793...... (25 / I) 25 Glasgow Cathedral...... (22 / I) 30 Fish (freshwater of Central Region)...... (23 / II) 15 Glass, stained...... (24 / II) 10 Fishbourne...... (24 / I) 31 Glass, United (aircraft)...... (23 / II) 11 Flint knife, Myreton Hill...... (25 / II) 32 Glass, walking stick...... (25 / II) 30 Flodden...... (25 / II) 5 Glassblowers, Bohemia...... (25 / II) 29 Flow-moss...... (25 / I) 13 Glen Darual...... (21 / I) 30 Food Cycle, water (book)...... (25 / I) 31 Glen of Sorrow, dwellings, huts...... (25 / II) 34 18 19 Gogar...... (22 / I) 18 Hilton = Nether Floris...... (22 / I) 17 Gold crest...... (22 / II) 17 History & Heritage Week……………………………………… (25/ I) 28 Goldeneye...... (22 / II) 15 Hobart, tastes of Tasmania...... (21 / I) 8 Graham, Sir John de...... (21 / II) 12 Hogbacks...... (25 / II) 10 Grahame...... (22 / II) 19 Honey fungus...... (22 / II) 17 Grahemes of Kinross & Clackmannan...... (22 / II) 18 Hope (Kinross)...... (22 / II) 19 Grange...... (22 / II) 19 Hope, The...... (22 / II) 23 Grangemouth...... (21 / I) 23 Housing awards...... (25 / II) 9 Graves...... (25 / II) 10 How Park Wood...... (22 / II) 15 Graveyards, Falkirk...... (21 / I) 25 Howdub...... (23 / I) 8 Great Barrier Reef...... (23 / II) 5 Hunter Island...... (21 / I) 9 Great Sandy Island (Fraser Island)...... (23 / II) 5 Huntington Castle...... (21 / I) 16 Green belt...... (24 / I) 4 Green Kids...... (25 / II) 19 Ice age...... (22 / II) 11 Green machine...... (25 / II) 17 Imports...... (25 / II) 24 Greenfield...... (22 / I) 21 Inch Buie...... (24 / I) 8 Greenfield House...... (25 / I) 30 Inchaffay...... (21 / I) 15 Greenfield Lodge...... (22 / II) 12 Ind Coope & Allsop...... (23 / I) 15 Greenscene...... (25 / II) 23 Industrial demand...... (25 / II) 24 Greenside cemetery...... (24 / I) 38 Industrial heritage...... (23 / I) 6 Greenside cemetery...... (25 / II) 10 Industrial heritage, Scottish...... (25 / I) 32 Grey Bonnacks (farm toun)...... (25 / I) 13 Industry, water power...... (23 / II) 19 Grouse...... (22 / II) 14 Innerleithen...... (23 / I) 27 Grouse, muir management...... (24 / II) 22 Innerwick...... (24 / I) 7 GUARD (Glasgow University Arch. Research Div.)...... (25 / II) 13 Inter-relationship...... (25 / II) 20 Guilds, trade...... (25 / I) 24 Inverkeithing……………………………………….(22/I)5...... (22 / I) 28 Inversnaid...... (25 / II) 15 H.M Brig the Lady Nelson...... (21 / I) 8 Investment, capital...... (25 / I) 31 Haldane (Airthrey)...... (22 / II) 18 Ireland...... (22 / II) 19 Harbour site...... (25 / II) 5 Ironworks...... (21 / II) 12 Having Fun...... (25 / II) 23 Hawkhill…………………………………………..(22/I)15...... (22 / I) 17 Jacobite...... (22 / I) 21 Hawkhill Cairn...... (24 / II) 4 Jacobite March 1745...... (24 / II) 25 Hay, Sir George...... (25 / II) 13 James III...... (25 / II) 5 Helensburgh...... (21 / I) 30 James IV...... (21 / I) 15 Henderson, Robert (brewer 1871)...... (23 / I) 17 James V…………………………………………..(22/I)16...... (25 / II) 13 Henry, Prince...... (22 / I) 17 James VI...... (21 / II) 33 Heritage Centre...... (25 / II) 16 James VI, King...... (22 / I) 17 Heritors...... (25 / I) 23 James, 8th Lord of Plane...... (23 / II) 22 Heron, blue...... (21 / II) 26 Jamieson family (mill owner)...... (23 / II) 20 Hill House...... (21 / I) 30 Jerah...... (22 / II) 13 Hillfoots...... (22 / II) 18 (Alva)...... (22 / II) 18 20 21 Jupiter project...... (21 / I) 23 Lead Mining Museum...... (21 / I) 13 Kahn, F (water engineer)...... (23 / II) 18 Lecropt, Carse of...... (22 / II) 18 Kames, Lord………………………………………….(25/I)10... (25 / I) 12 Leprosy...... (22 / I) 27 Katrine, Loch...... (23 / II) 18 Lewis, North ...... (22 / II) 12 Kellie, Countess of...... (22 / II) 23 Linlithgow...... (22 / I) 5 Kelso...... (22 / II) 12 Linn Mill………………………………………….(23/II)3...... (25 / II) 33 Kendall, Thomas...... (22 / I) 8 Loch Earn...... (24 / I) 8 Kennedy, Hugh (Grange brewery)...... (23 / I) 13 Loch Leven...... (22 / I) 26 Kennet...... (22 / I) 20 Loch Lomond...... (22 / II) 8 Kenspeckle figure...... (22 / I) 18 Loch Tay area, Ben Lawers...... (25 / II) 13 Kerr, William (archhitect)...... (25 / I) 30 Lochnell mine...... (21 / I) 13 Kierie, Christian...... (22 / I) 18 Lochore Meadows...... (25 / I) 9 Killin...... (24 / I) 7 Logierait Kirkyard...... (24 / I) 7 Kilmadock Parish...... (23 / I) 20 Lossburn Reservoir...... (22 / II) 12 Kilmadock, old cemetery...... (23 / I) 20 Luggie Glen...... (25 / II) 18 Kilmichael Chapel...... (21 / I) 35 Kincardine……………………………….(22/I)20….(23/II)27.. (25 / I) 28 M.V. Stefan...... (23 / I) 16 Kincardine (woodland)...... (24 / I) 15 MacFarlane, Roy (death of)...... (24 / II) 4 Kincardine Bridge...... (22 / II) 24 MacFarlane, Roy (death)...... (23 / II) 3 Kincardine O'Neil church...... (25 / I) 14 MacFarlane, Roy (tour of Kilmadock)...... (23 / I) 20 Kinesswood...... (22 / I) 26 Macgregor...... (22 / II) 13 Kinghorn...... (22 / I) 26 Machaille...... (21 / I) 35 Kinross...... (22 / II) 19 Maclay, James...... (21 / II) 13 Kinross-shire...... (22 / I) 26 Maclay's Brewery...... (21 / II) 13 Kirk o'wer the Burn...... (25 / I) 23 Macnab...... (24 / I) 8 Kirkgate pottery (Alloa)...... (23 / I) 35 Maes Howe...... (22 / II) 12 Kirkgate, Alloa, excavation, pottery...... (25 / II) 39 Main, Lorna (regional archaeologist)...... (24 / I) 25 Kirkintilloch (day on the canal)...... (21 / I) 17 Majolica ware pottery...... (23 / I) 35 Kirks, free...... (25 / I) 25 Malting...... (23 / I) 7 Knights Hospitallers...... (21 / I) 17 Moncrieff Church...... (25 / I) 23 Knotweed, Japanese...... (22 / II) 17 Manning, Judge...... (22 / I) 8 Knowe of Rowiegar (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 39 Maori...... (22 / I) 5 Knowledge, local...... (25 / II) 22 Mar & Kellie, Earl of...... (22 / II) 23 Mar Inn...... (22 / II) 12 Lambie, Charles...... (25 / II) 30 Mar, 6th Earl of...... (22 / II) 21 Landscape, helping man to learn...... (25 / II) 17 Mar, Earl of...... (22 / I) 20 Landscape, strain on resources...... (25 / II) 17 Mar, Mr. Erskine of...... (25 / I) 23 Langstone (village)...... (24 / I) 34 Mar, Sixth Earl of ...... (25 / I) 26 Lapwing...... (22 / II) 15 Marsden, Rev. Samuel...... (22 / I) 8 Launch History - Heritage Week at Alloa Tower...... (25 / I) 28 Mary Pit, Old winding gear...... (25 / I) 9 Lawyer's Wig...... (22 / II) 10 Mary, Queen...... (22 / I) 19 Lead Hills...... (21 / I) 12 Masterton, Alexander...... (22 / I) 17 22 23 Masterton, Francis…………………….(22/I)16…(22/I)18...... (22 / I) 19 Mining (coal)...... (22 / II) 27 Masterton, Margaret……………………………(22/I)17...... (22 / I) 18 Mintel Report...... (25 / II) 19 Masterton, Ronald………………………………(22/I)17...... (22 / I) 18 Mitchell, Colonel...... (22 / I) 30 Maxwelton House...... (25 / I) 18 Mitchell, John...... (24 / II) 7 May Island...... (23 / II) 27 Moncrieff, Alexander...... (25 / I) 23 Mayne, William Jr...... (22 / II) 19 Moncrieff, Wilson William...... (25 / I) 23 Mayne, William Sr...... (22 / II) 19 Mons Scotiae...... (22 / I) 28 McAlpine, Kenneth...... (21 / II) 9 Monument, First Settlers...... (21 / I) 8 McDermid, John (1804)...... (23 / I) 17 Moorland, Scottish...... (25 / II) 24 McGill, Alexander (assistant to John VI Earl of Mar...... (25 / I) 14 , Earls of...... (22 / I) 28 McGonagall...... (23 / I) 30 Moray, Walter Lord of Bothwell...... (24 / II) 32 McIntosh, Charles Rennie...... (21 / I) 30 Morenish...... (24 / I) 7 McLay, James (1830)...... (23 / I) 17 Moreton Bay (Brisbane)...... (23 / II) 5 McLeod, Alex...... (22 / II) 23 Maories...... (22 / I) 6 McNabb, John...... (25 / I) 29 Morton Castle...... (25 / I) 18 McNellan John (Shore Brewery)...... (23 / I) 13 Mount Wellington...... (21 / I) 9 McOwen, Rennie………………………………..(21/II)11...... (24 / II) 2 Mountains...... (24 / II) 27 Meadies, The...... (25 / I) 9 MSEEF, Mid Scotland Environmental Education Forum...... (25 / II) 23 Meigle (pictish stone carvings)...... (23 / II) 27 Muck, Burn of...... (25 / I) 11 Meikle, George of Alloa...... (25 / I) 15 Muckhart...... (21 / I) 22 Meiklejohn, Robert (brewer)...... (23 / I) 12 Muckhart (forced settlement)...... (25 / I) 23 Melrose...... (23 / I) 27 Muckhart Mill...... (21 / I) 22 Menstrie Glen, dwelling, boundary, structure...... (25 / II) 33 Muckhart, Roman road survey...... (25 / II) 39 Menzies, David (Laird "Cock-a-Bendy"...... (23 / II) 22 Muckersie, Rev. James...... (25 / I) 23 Menzies, David (restorer of Plean Tower)...... (23 / II) 22 Mumrills...... (25 / II) 28 Menzies, Sir Alex...... (24 / I) 7 Murano...... (22 / II) 19 Merganser, hooded...... (21 / II) 27 Murray, Sir David...... (21 / I) 15 Merganser, red breasted...... (21 / II) 27 Murray, William of Tullibardine...... (21 / I) 15 Michael, The (ship)...... (21 / I) 15 Muschett (Montfichet) family...... (25 / I) 14 Middlehall, Muckart Roman road survey...... (25 / II) 39 Myott Hill...... (21 / II) 13 Midhowe Broch (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 37 Myreton Hill, small sites...... (25 / II) 35 Midhowe Cairn (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 37 Myreton Hill, agate implements...... (25 / II) 36 Mill (River Endrick)...... (23 / II) 18 Myreton Hill, flint knife...... (25 / II) 32 Mill (water power)...... (23 / II) 20 Myretoun Hill...... (22 / II) 15 Mill (water powered, Brothie Burn lade)...... (24 / I) 13 Mill of Torr...... (25 / I) 14 Nailers Lane...... (25 / I) 13 Millennium Trust...... (25 / II) 18 Nailsea...... (25 / II) 29 Millerwood...... (22 / I) 17 Napier of Ballikinrain...... (23 / II) 21 Mills (Alloa lade)...... (24 / I) 39 Neidpath Castle...... (23 / I) 27 Mills Brewery...... (21 / II) 13 Neolithic burial cairn...... (21 / I) 34 Mills brewery...... (23 / I) 17 Nether Floris = Hilton...... (22 / I) 17 Miners...... (25 / I) 9 New Zealand...... (22 / I) 7 24 25 Newhaven, Earl of...... (22 / II) 19 Plains village nature park...... (25 / II) 18 Nicoll, James...... (22 / I) 19 Plane Castle...... (23 / II) 22 Nicolson, Sir Thomas of Carnock...... (23 / II) 22 Plant list...... (22 / I) 5 Northern Cross...... (25 / II) 15 Plean Tower……………………………………….(22/II)9...... (23 / II) 24 Northhowe Broch (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 37 Pleanmill farm...... (23 / II) 22 Norway, land use...... (23 / II) 9 Polmont...... (22 / I) 5 Nutbourne Marshes...... (24 / I) 32 Pond wood (Bowhouse, Alloa)...... (24 / I) 14 Poppy...... (22 / I) 5 Oak...... (25 / II) 15 Port Arthur...... (21 / I) 9 Ochil Hills...... (22 / II) 14 Portmoak (Pitmoak)...... (22 / I) 28 Ochil Hills (book)...... (24 / II) 2 Post-glacial minimum...... (25 / II) 28 Ochils, forestry...... (24 / II) 20 Pottery, Bell's...... (25 / II) 13 Ochils, western (history)...... (22 / II) 12 Pottery, Kirkgate, Alloa...... (25 / II) 39 Ochtertyre...... (25 / I) 10 Pottery, post mediaeval, Clackmannan...... (25 / II) 37 Old Brig, Alloa...... (23 / I) 12 Power...... (25 / I) 31 Old Drip Bridge...... (25 / I) 10 Power industries (water)...... (23 / II) 18 Old Man of Hoy...... (22 / II) 12 Powis Mains...... (22 / II) 19 Old Stirling Bridge...... (25 / II) 14 Powis, Mayne of...... (22 / II) 18 Old Toll House...... (25 / I) 10 Praying Societies...... (25 / I) 23 Orange, Prince & Princess of...... (22 / I) 19 Predators...... (25 / II) 16 Orchid, marsh...... (22 / II) 17 Presbytery...... (25 / I) 24 Orkney…………………………………(22/II)4… (22/II)12..... (23 / I) 36 (Kincardine)...... (23 / II) 27 Otter...... (25 / II) 21 Prestonhill...... (22 / I) 28 Owl, tawny...... (22 / II) 17 Pretoria pit...... (22 / II) 27 Primrose, James...... (22 / I) 17 Pansy, field...... (22 / I) 5 Primrose, James...... (22 / I) 18 Paperweights...... (25 / II) 30 Prisoners of war (Grange brewery)...... (23 / I) 13 Parkmill…………………..…………….(22/I)16….(22/I)17.... (22 / I) 21 Professions...... (25 / I) 20 Parsnip, wild...... (22 / I) 5 Patronage Act 1712...... (25 / I) 23 Queen Margaret...... (22 / II) 23 Peebles...... (22 / II) 4 Queensberry burial vault...... (25 / I) 15 Peebles...... (23 / I) 23 Quin, Richard & family...... (24 / I) 34 Pennant...... (25 / I) 28 Pennywort...... (22 / II) 17 Ragged robin...... (22 / II) 15 Pimpernell, scarlet...... (22 / I) 5 Ramsay of Ochtertyre...... (25 / I) 26 Pine...... (25 / II) 15 Ramsay, Allan (library)...... (21 / I) 12 Pineapple...... (22 / II) 18 Ramsay, John...... (25 / I) 10 Pistol factories, Doune...... (23 / I) 22 Ramsay, John (details of peat clearance)...... (25 / I) 12 Pit prop, boat...... (22 / II) 22 Red campion...... (22 / II) 17 Pitcarmick...... (23 / II) 26 Red Carr Wood…………………………………(22/II)15...... (22 / II) 16 Pittencrief...... (22 / I) 20 Red Moss...... (25 / II) 13 Plague (victims)...... (25 / I) 14 Redshank...... (22 / II) 15 26 27 Remarques...... (22 / I) 19 Secession...... (25 / I) 23 Riding stables...... (25 / I) 9 Sheep...... (24 / II) 23 Riggs, crooked...... (22 / I) 28 Sheiling boths...... (23 / II) 9 Rio, conference...... (25 / II) 20 Shelduck...... (22 / II) 15 Robbins, Lord...... (25 / II) 26 Shells...... (25 / II) 27 Robert, the Bruce (King)...... (23 / II) 22 Sherrifmuir, Battle of...... (22 / I) 22 Robertson, John (death of)...... (24 / II) 2 Ship (wartime repairs, Alloa)...... (23 / II) 10 Rock carvings, Castleton Hill...... (25 / II) 38 Shipbuilding...... (22 / II) 25 Rockingham ware pottery...... (23 / I) 35 Shore Brewery (John McNellan)...... (23 / I) 13 Roman road survey, Muckart...... (25 / II) 39 Sidney Island...... (21 / II) 23 Romans...... (24 / I) 31 Silver Jubilee (CFSS)...... (24 / I) 4 Ross, Earl of ...... (23 / II) 23 Silver mines (Alva)...... (23 / II) 10 Rossburn Lane (hand-made bricks)...... (25 / I) 13 Site & history...... (25 / II) 27 Rothes...... (22 / II) 5 Skaill Farm (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 38 Rothesay Castle...... (21 / I) 33 Skara Brae...... (22 / II) 12 Rousay (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 36 Skeletons...... (25 / II) 14 Rowiegar, Knowe of (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 39 Slamannan...... (22 / II) 8 Roxburgh Castle...... (22 / II) 12 Slezer, John (engraving)...... (24 / II) 40 Roy, Andrew (brewer, 1825)...... (23 / I) 16 Smail, Robert (printing)...... (23 / I) 27 Royal Caledonian Curling Club...... (23 / II) 12 Smeaton, John...... (21 / I) 17 RSPB...... (25 / II) 15 Smith Museum & Art Gallery...... (25 / II) 30 Russian, White air force...... (23 / II) 11 Smith, Emma (death)...... (23 / II) 3 Rusts...... (22 / II) 10 Smith, James...... (23 / I) 20 Ruthven Castle...... (21 / I) 16 Society of Science and Archaeology (Alloa)...... (23 / II) 7 Solar Power...... (25 / I) 31 Saint Blane (nephew of St. Cattan)...... (21 / I) 32 Somervell, Thomas of Plane...... (23 / II) 22 Saltire Society (language, music)...... (25 / II) 9 Southhowe Broch (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 37 Sandilands, James preceptor...... (21 / I) 18 Spa Restaurant, Bridge of Allan...... (25 / II) 31 Sauchie (nursery school sensory garden)...... (25 / I) 33 Sparrow hawk...... (22 / II) 17 Sauchie Tower...... (21 / II) 28 Speedwell, field...... (22 / I) 5 Sauchie Tower, excavations...... (25 / II) 36 Speirs, Peter (mill owner)...... (23 / II) 20 Saughs cottage...... (25 / I) 15 Springfield maltings...... (23 / I) 15 Schaw...... (21 / II) 30 Squirrel, red...... (25 / I) 33 Schaw, Isobel...... (21 / II) 32 St. Brandan...... (22 / I) 28 Schaw, James of Greenock...... (21 / II) 32 St. Bridget (chapel)...... (22 / I) 29 Schaw, William ...... (21 / II) 33 St. Columba (Burntisland parish church)...... (24 / I) 10 Scone Palace...... (25 / II) 30 St. David's harbour...... (22 / I) 28 Scotlandwell...... (22 / I) 26 St. John, order of...... (21 / I) 17 Scott, Captain...... (23 / I) 33 St. Mary's Chapel (Grantully)...... (24 / I) 9 Scottish Landscape (book)...... (25 / I) 31 St. Mary's Church (Carnworth)...... (23 / I) 23 Seals...... (25 / II) 31 St. Mary's Church (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 38 Seceeders, Burghers & anti-burghers...... (25 / I) 22 St. Michael's grave...... (21 / I) 34 28 29 St. Moak...... (22 / I) 28 Tiffany window...... (24 / I) 7 St. Mungo (chapel)...... (22 / I) 30 Tillicoultry settlement NS 911 982...... (25 / II) 33 St. Ninian's chapel...... (21 / I) 34 Tillicoultry Wester Kirk, growing settlement, huts...... (25 / II) 34 St. Ninian's primary school project...... (25 / II) 22 Tinkers wedding ring...... (21 / I) 30 St. Serf……………………………………………..(21/II)9..... (22 / I) 22 Tit, coal...... (22 / II) 17 Stables, riding...... (25 / I) 9 Tollund Man...... (24 / II) 19 Staeten Island...... (22 / I) 7 Torphichen...... (21 / I) 17 Standing stones...... (25 / II) 10 Torryburn...... (22 / I) 20 Stevenson, Robert Louis…………………………..(22/II)7.... (23 / II) 12 Torwood Castle...... (21 / II) 12 Stewart, Dame Isabel...... (21 / I) 15 Toulouse...... (25 / II) 13 Stewart, Sir John...... (21 / I) 25 Townhead...... (25 / I) 23 Stewart, Sir John de Graeme of Dundaff...... (21 / I) 25 Trade guilds...... (25 / I) 24 Stewart, Sir William...... (24 / I) 9 Trades...... (25 / I) 21 ...... (22 / I) 17 Transport...... (25 / I) 31 Stirling Civic Trust...... (25 / II) 21 Traquair House ...... (23 / I) 28 Stirling University...... (21 / II) 15 Treecover (pine, birch, oak)...... (25 / II) 15 Stirling, held in trust for the future...... (25 / II) 22 Trimontium museum (Melrose)...... (23 / I) 27 Stirling, James...... (21 / I) 12 Tron Well, Tullibody...... (23 / I) 7 Stirling, W (architect)...... (23 / I) 20 Tulliallan...... (22 / I) 29 Stirlings (Keir)...... (22 / II) 18 Tulliallan, Laird of...... (21 / I) 19 Strachur, Clachan of...... (21 / I) 30 Tullibardine...... (21 / I) 15 Strathendrick (water power)...... (23 / II) 19 Tullibody………………………………………….(22/I)21...... (23 / I) 7 Strathern, Gilbert Earl of...... (21 / I) 15 Tullibody Inch...... (22 / II) 15 Stricthionism...... (25 / II) 18 Tulligarth farm...... (22 / II) 28 Stuart...... (25 / II) 29 Tyndrum...... (22 / II) 8 Stuart, John Marquess of Bute...... (21 / I) 25 Student awareness...... (25 / II) 26 Union, Treaty of 1707...... (22 / I) 19 Sullivan's Cove...... (21 / I) 8 Union, treaty of...... (22 / I) 16 Swandro (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 39 Syme, Mr...... (25 / I) 24 Vancouver Island...... (21 / II) 23 Symington, William...... (21 / I) 12 Vulture, turkey...... (21 / II) 25

Tasman, Abel...... (22 / I) 7 Wall, Maggie...... (21/II)9...... (22 / I) 23 Taversoe Tuick Cairn (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 40 Wallace, William...... (21 / I) 18 Taylor, John...... (21 / I) 12 Walsh, Maurice...... (21 / II) 14 Taylor, Robert...... (21 / I) 12 Walton reservoir...... (23 / II) 21 Taymouth (Black Book)...... (24 / I) 8 Wanlockhead...... (21 / I) 12 Teith, river...... (23 / I) 20 Wanlockhead beam engine...... (21 / I) 13 Thompson, Greek...... (22 / II) 13 Warbler...... (22 / II) 17 Thomson, Alexander "Greek"...... (22 / I) 25 Warren, Timothy...... (25 / II) 30 Thorney Island...... (24 / I) 33 Water...... (23 / II) 18 Thyme...... (22 / II) 14 Water (A town built on water)...... (23 / II) 10 30 31 Water channels, description of ...... ……………………..... (25 / I) 12 Water pollution (sewage, coal mines)...... (23 / II) 17 Water power...... (24 / II) 13 Water power industry...... (23 / II) 19 Water quality monitoring methods...... (23 / II) 16 Water supply...... (23 / II) 18 Water wheel (The Moss, Blairdrummond)...... (24 / II) 14 Water wheels...... (23 / II) 18 Waterfront (Stirling)...... (24 / I) 20 Waters (monitoring & control)...... (23 / II) 16 Waters, bridging...... (23 / II) 18 Weather...... (21 / II) 16 Web of Life SWT...... (25 / II) 20 Web Watches...... (25 / II) 21 Weim...... (24 / I) 7 West Church...... (25 / I) 25 Westwood Lane Farm...... (25 / I) 13 Wheel, The Great...... (25 / I) 14 Whithorn……………………………………….(25/I)18...... (25 / I) 24 Wigtown...... (25 / I) 18 Wild flowers...... (24 / I) 11 Wildlife...... (23 / II) 12 Wildlife habitats...... (24 / II) 11 Wildlife sites, of Scotland SWT...... (25 / II) 7 William, King...... (22 / I) 19 Wilson, William...... (25 / I) 23 Wine, bottles sealed...... (25 / II) 29 Wirk, The (Orkney)...... (23 / I) 38 Wood Hill, Alva...... (25 / II) 32 Wood Lane...... (25 / I) 14 Woodpecker...... (22 / II) 17 Woods...... (25 / II) 18 Woollen mill...... (23 / II) 20 Worblington (town)...... (24 / I) 33

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SECTION C WINTER PROGRAMMES CFSS 1996 / 97 WINTER PROGRAMME CFSS 1992 / 93 WINTER PROGRAMME Birds of Clackmannanshire – Euan Hills, District Ranger Activities of Scottish Wildlife Trust – David Black Alloa in World War I – Andrew Hunt, Alloa Academy The Council for Scottish Archaeology and our Society – Patrick Begg & Jane Fletcher Dunning – Crossroads & Characters – Lorne Wallace The Saltire Society, Re-kindling the Flame – Ian Scott, Falkirk Mountain Flowers – A. Tewnion Burial Practices through the Ages – Andrew Conoboy & Betty Roy, CFSS The River Carron – Geoff Bailey & John Reid, Falkirk Local History Soc. Butterfly Conservation: Structure in Insects & Architecture – D. Spooner Robert Adam – Dr. A King, Stirling University Recent Work of GUARD, Glasgow University Archaeological Research Division – John Freedom to Roam – a right or a priveledge – Rennie McOwin Atkinson Stirling Bridges – Craig Mair The Blackfriars of Stirling – Ron Page, CFSS Inversnaid, the first 10 years – M Trubridge, RSPB CFSS 1993 / 94 WINTER PROGRAMME The Ochil View Housing Association, its impact on Alloa – Lady Balfour of Burleigh CFSS 1997 / 98 WINTER PROGRAMME Rainforests – John Proctor, Stirling University Joys & Frustrations of Restoring Plean Tower, Airth – J Wright Plant Hunting Around the Globe – Alan Bennell, External Affairs Manager, Royal Introduction to Fungi – Neville Dix, Stirling University Botanic Garden Local Studies Resources of Central Region Archives – J Brims The Ballad and Scottish History- Ian Scott, Falkirk Local History Society Barytes to Beer: Clackmannanshire Geology – D Grinly William Wallace: Man & Superman- Fiona Watson, Stirling University The Western Ochils in the 17th & 18th Centuries – John Harrison Dunfermline Abbey & St. Margaret- Arthur Ballantyne, Ex-curator Historic Scotland Balfron – J Thomson Shale Mining in Scotland - Ken Mackay CFSS Archaeology and Built Heritage of the Forth - Patrick Ashmore, Historic Scotland CFSS 1994 / 95 WINTER PROGRAMME Antiques roadshow - Robert Meikle Callander House – Geoff Bailey, Falkirk Museum Canals: The Millenium Link – Robert Hunter, Falkirk Canal Scoiety Land Use in Norway – Alan Hampson, Scottish Natural Heritage Bo‟ness, Then & Now- Angus Smith The Mountain Hare and Eastern Ochils – Alec Tewnion Geology of the Forth Mike- Brown British Geological Survey Dippers of the Devon – J Logie, Stirling University Wartime Ship Repairs at Alloa – J Henderson, Kincardine Local History Society CFSS 1998 / 99 WINTER PROGRAMME Central Scotland Aerodrome – John Walker, Falkirk Local History Society Wildlife of Other New Forests – Mike Callan, Clackmannan Rangers Alpines - Evelyn Stevens The Allan Water – Ken Gray The Message of Scotland‟s Symbol Stones - Edward Peterson The Knights of St. John - Piers de Salis, NTS CFSS 1995 / 96 WINTER PROGRAMME Underwater Archaeology - Nick Dixon, Edinburgh University The Scottish Connection: a natural history & history miscellany – John Mitchell Scotland at Work - Peter Stubbs, AFIAP Edinburgh Place Names of the Forth Area – Ian Fraser, School of Scottish Studies Northern Lights - Ken Mackay, CFSS Understanding Scottish 19th Century Stained Glass – Sally Joyce Rush The Time of Burns - Jim Mathieson, CFSS The Blairdrummond Story – Ken Mackay Gartmorn Dam Country Park: Development & Wildlife - Clackmannanshire Rangers‟ Coalmining – Jim Banks, Riccarton, Clacks Service Wildlife Habitats – Bill Brackenridge James Hogg, The Ettrick Shepherd - Suzanne Gilbert, Stirling University The Bo‟ness Branch Railway – Sandy Simpson Stirling & Clackmannanshire in the Wars of Independence - Fiona Watson, Stirling The Importance of Early Water Power on the Industrial Revolution – Dr. Sylvia University Clark, SLHF 34 33 SECTION D SUMMER PROGRAMMES

SUMMER PROGRAMME 1992 SUMMER PROGRAMME 1994 WEDNESDAY WALKS WEDNESDAY WALKS Kincardine Bridge - L Corbett Wallacebank Wood, SWT reserve (A Smith) - L Corbett Tulliallan Old Castle (Bill Wolsey) - L Corbett Plean Tower (Rev. Wright) - J Mathieson Linlithgow Canal Basin - J Erskine Dunfermline Heritage - E Roy Muckhart and Mill - R Snaddon Kilmadock graveyard (R MacFarlane) - E Roy Touch Adam Moor - M Hargreave Old Balfron Road (R Page) - E Roy Glen Quey hill walk - E Roy Red Carr Wood (B Thomson) - L Corbett Jupiter project wildlife garden (Bill Brackenridge) - L Corbett Dollar Museum & walk (Dollar Civic Trust) - E Roy Falkirk graveyards (Falkirk Local History Society) - J Mathieson Rights of Way walk - R Snaddon Alloa Tower area developments - J Erskine Back Walk & Kings Knot, Stirling - A Conoboy Fungus foray, Mine Wood, Bridge of Allan (N Dix) - L Corbett WEEKEND OUTINGS Leadhills and Wanlockhead - E Roy WEEKEND OUTINGS Huntingtower Castle … Tullibardine - M Hargreave Alloa Town, Tower & Gartmorn with Dunning History Group - L Corbett Kirkintilloch (day on the Canal) - J Erskine Dundee area - R Snaddon Cairnpapple and Torphichen - J Mathieson - A Conoboy Haddington - R Snaddon May Island - R Wright

SPRING WEEKEND SPRING WEEKEND Isle of Bute Biggar / Peebles Orkney week SUMMER PROGRAMME 1993 WEDNESDAY WALKS SUMMER PROGRAMME 1995 Hawkhill to Clackmannan - E Berrick WEDNESDAY WALKS Forestmill Lade - E Roy Callendar Park Grounds (J Walker) FLHS Church of the Holy Rude & graveyard - D McCallum Alloa Marshalling Yards (R Cook) - A Conoboy Balfron with J Thomson & Balfron Heritage Group - L Corbett Touch House, Cambusbarron - M Scott Portmoak Moss & Scotlandwell - R Snaddon Brothie Burn Woods - R Snaddon Wood Hill (G Morrison) - L Corbett Pond Wood, Alloa - J Erskine Darn Walk by Allan Water ( Stevenson‟s Cave) Glen Road - M Hargreave Clackmannan Pow (J Curry) - E Roy River Carron (G Bailey & J Reid, Falkirk Society) - J Mathieson Culross Environs - E Roy Alloa Tower & environs - J Erskine Dollar Glen - R Monk Moor Loch Area, Kincardine (W Wolsey) KLHS WEEKEND OUTINGS Dunning (Lorne Wallace) - L Corbett WEEKEND OUTINGS Linlithgow to Causewayend by canal on the Victoria - J Erskine Rossend Castle & Burntisland area - K Mackay Inverkeithing to Aberdour walk - E Roy Inchtuthil: legionary fortress & The Cleaven Dyke - A Conoboy Comrie - M Hargreave Doune Ponds, Coldoch Broch & Dunaverig Farm Life Centre - L Corbett Bothwell Castle & David Livingstone Memorial - E Roy SPRING WEEKEND Grantown-on-Spey SPRING WEEKEND Killin Area 35 36

SUMMER PROGRAMME 1996 SUMMER PROGRAMME 1998 WEDNESDAY WALKS WEDNESDAY WALKS Rumbling Bridge to Pitgober - R Snaddon Plean Tower - L Corbett Linlithgow Ramble - A Conoboy Waggonway: Sauchie to harbour - E Roy Zig-zag Path, Alva - E Roy Canal (R Hunter, Falkirk Canal Society) - L Corbett Doune & environs - A Conoboy Doune, Deanston - D McCallum Lock 16 to Rough Castle - J Mathieson Alloa to Cambus - E Roy Along the Forth (Alloa to Cambus) - E Roy Ashfield to Dunblane - M Scott Gartmorn to Coalsnaughton - J Mathieson Cowpark Wood / Schawpark - J Mathieson

WEEKEND OUTINGS WEEKEND OUTINGS The Fife Sortie / Lochore Meadows - E Roy Dunfermline Abbey / Andrew Carnegie Museum (Arthur Ballantyne) - E Roy Blairdrummond Moss - K Mackay Tentsmuir / Morton Lochs (Fife Rangers) - E Roy Bass Rock / Dirleton - B Berrick Fife interests - K Mackay Montrose Basin - L Corbett Killin: Moirlanich longhouse / Kenmore crannog / Drumcroisk cup & ringmark stones / Old area - A Conoboy Lawers Village - E Roy Loch Katrine steamer & walk - J Mathieson SPRING WEEKEND Newton Stewart SPRING WEEKEND Kelso SUMMER PROGRAMME 1997 WEDNESDAY WALKS The Devon Way, circular route - Ann Duncombe Plean Country Park - Mick Blunt Howietoun Fish Farm - M Scott Stirling Old Town - Bob McCutcheon Bo‟ness Town Trail - Angus Smith Cambuskenneth Abbey - D McCallum SECTION E Bracklinn Falls - B Berrick PUBLICATIONS

WEEKEND OUTINGS Shale Oil Workings - K Mackay Prehistoric Renfrew - A Conoboy There were no publications except the newsletter during this period. Scone Palace & park / Dundee Botanic Garden - L Corbett Dunkeld / Loch of the Lowes - E Roy Rosslyn Chapel & Castle - E Roy

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