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Killochan Castle and Kirkmichael House

When & Where

Ayrshire Archaeological & Natural History Society

Thursday, 27 March 2025 - 7:30pm to 9:00pm

Robertson Room, ,,, Burns Heritage Museum, Murdoch’s Lone, AllowayAyr, on line and in person, KA7 4PQ and online

Event Details

James Brown will give a talk on two historic South Ayrshire properties, Killochan Castle (Girvan) and Kirkmichael House (Maybole). This will be the final lecture of the current season and will be streamed on line as well as in person in Robertson Room, Burns Heritage Museum, Ayr.

Contact

ian Holland,

ianwholland@btinternet.com(link sends e-mail)

07840731110

Costs

free

Event Location

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Robertson Room, ,,

Burns Heritage Museum

Murdoch’s Lone, AllowayAyr

on line and in person

Scotland

KA7 4PQ and online

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