In Person East Dunbartonshire Auld Kirk Museum: A walk to the Foundry Collection Store The Auld Kirk was built in 1644 as a replacement for the old parish church of St Ninian’s at the Old Aisle. Burials around the Auld Kirk continued until the middle of the nineteenth century. The building and graveyard are Grade A listed and together form one of the finest and oldest sites in the town of Kirkintilloch. The museum housed within this building has a variety of objects primarily related to the social and industrial history of East Dunbartonshire, as well as a varied programme of temporary exhibitions. View Details Facilities Limited Access
In Person East Dunbartonshire Baldernock Parish Church This rural late eighteenth-century parish church is largely unaltered since its construction, though the vestry is a nineteenth-century addition. The early nineteenth-century watchhouse was used by those who were protecting the graveyard from grave robbers. The adjoining graveyard contains many interesting headstones. The church is set in a charming rural location close to Milngavie. View Details Facilities WC Limited Access
In Person East Dunbartonshire Bishopbriggs Library Bishopbriggs Library is a former Victorian school building situated in the centre of Bishopbriggs. The building was fully refurbished as a library and community hub in 2018 and includes a multipurpose room and meeting spaces. The library has a Thomas Muir exhibition and local history section. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC
In Person East Dunbartonshire Cadder Parish Church There has been a church on this site for over 900 years. The present building, built in the mid-nineteenth century, contains wonderful stained glass by artists including Alf Webster and Sadie McLellan. You will find a mort safe and watch hut to discourage graverobbers in the graveyard! View Details Facilities Disabled WC WC Refreshments
In Person East Dunbartonshire Clober Farm Clober Farm is a fully accessible vacation accommodation with accessible garden, patio area and raised beds, designed with the wheelchair user in mind and open all year. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments
In Person East Dunbartonshire Deafblind Scotland Learning and Development Centre The Deafblind Scotland Learning and Development Centre was purpose built following a fundraising campaign led by deafblind people. The building is fully accessible for deafblind people and continues to be developed. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking Hearing Loop
In Person East Dunbartonshire Fort Theatre This building was built in the 1700s as the barn for Brackenbrae Farm. In 1969 the Antonine Theatre Group acquired the building and converted it into the theatre known as “The Fort” today. Since then, they have organised hundreds of performances, community events, and private functions and hosted a variety of visiting groups from across Scotland. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Parking Hearing Loop
In Person East Dunbartonshire Gavin's Mill Gavin’s Mill is one of the oldest buildings in Milngavie, dating from at least the 16th century. Powered by the Allander Water, it operated as a grain mill and latterly a sawmill until about 1960 when a fire gutted the interior. It was bought and reconstructed by architect Bert Morris and functioned as an office and restaurant until 2014. In 2017 the Gavin’s Mill community project took it over and opened as a fair-trade shop and café. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Refreshments Events For Children Parking
In Person East Dunbartonshire Lillie Art Gallery: Guided Tour of the Gallery Store The Lillie Art Gallery is a purpose-built gallery opened in 1962. It owes its existence to local banker and artist Robert Lillie (1867-1949), who left a substantial number of his own artworks as well as funds to build the gallery. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Parking
In Person East Dunbartonshire Milngavie Library: Display by Milngavie Heritage Centre Group Visit the “Big Hooses” in the Bearsden and Milngavie area display in Milngavie organised by the Milngavie Heritage Centre Group. The display charts the history of the rise and decline of country houses in the Bearsden and Milngavie area. View Details Facilities Disabled Access Disabled WC WC Parking
