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Autumn 2026

Front Cover - Weisdale Kirk, Shetland, May 2018.

Originally built as a Free Church in 1863, it became part of the Church of Scotland in 1929. The attractive community garden was designed with the assistance of the BBC Beechgrove Garden television programme. In October 2018, Weisdale Kirk was one of twenty churches in Shetland owned by the Church of Scotland that were earmarked for closure. It was offered for sale in November 2020 and has become a private dwelling.

Photograph by Douglas Lockhart.

Article: The Bazaar Age in Scotland - Part 12 Labour, Enthusiasm and Patronage: Sales of Work and Related Fundraising Sales in Shetland to 1939

Contents

The Bazaar Age in Scotland - Part 12 Labour, Enthusiasm and Patronage: Sales of Work and Related Fundraising Sales in Shetland to 1939
Douglas G Lockhart
Lowther Hill: Gee Chain and the Suicide Stones
Margaret Kennedy
Last of the Line - Part 2: The Twilight Years of Private Land Surveying in Banffshire
Douglas G Lockhart
Lieutenant Colonel William Osburne: The Search for the Home of a Soldier turned Quaker
CFD Fleming
Elizabeth Louisa Mackenzie and 'My Khyber Marriage'
Roger Jeffrey
George Frederick Boyle, 6th Earl of Glasgow, Gentleman of Millport (1825-1890)
Alastair Chisholm and John Parnell
News Feature: Stirling - Scotland's Best Preserved Town Wall
News Feature: Railway Scotland 200
News Feature: Red Wheel for the Mallaig Railway
News Feature: Paying for Scotland's Churches
Note 1: Keystone Mill
Jim Beck describes his quest to confirm the former existence of an elusive local mill in Milngavie
Note 2: A Highland Parish
Regular contributor Lachlan Munro describes his project ti recover and republish a significant local history that had long been difficult to obtain

Each publication also contains Editorial, News Features and Book Reviews

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