6.10.10 - Perth in the 1920s recession.
Rhoda Fothergill
3.11.10 - Folk art of Scotlands grave stones.
Hamish Brown
1.12.10 - History of the Paisley shawl.
Professor Smout
2.2.11 - The role of women of influence aroundthe time of the union of the crowns.
Nicola Cowmeddow
2.3.11 - Miss McLeod’s wallpaper (Tales fromthe Hebrides in 1950).
Andrew Clegg
6.4.11 - Photographic stroll through Abernethy.
A.A.A
Thanks to Ann Robertson for her hard work organising all the speakers and Les McIntosh for printing the syllabus.
The Auld Abernethy Association meetings are held at 7.30pm in the Museum on the dates above.
All welcome. See you in October.
Wednesday 5th Oct. The History of the Comrie Earthquake House
Chris Palmer
Wednesday 2nd Nov. The History of the Paisley Shawl
Prof. Smout
Wednesday 7th Dec. Traditions of Perthshire
Margaret Bennett
Wednesday 1st Feb. A History of Perth and Kinross Police
Willie MacFarlane
Wednesday 7th Mar. An Illustrated History of the Blackwatch
Jill-Van-Milligen
Wednesday 4th April. AGM & The Hstorical Art of Kilt Making
Pat the Kilt
Meetings are held at 7.30 in the Museum of Abernethy
All Welcome
3rd October - Mysterious Perthshire
Geoff Palmer
7th November - Changes in Perthshire after the 2nd World War.
The rise of the supermarket
Rhoda Fothergil
5th December - Forteviot Project
Tessa Poller
6th February - World War Defences
Gordon Bartlay
6th March - History of Newburgh
Gordon Pitkeithly
3rd April - AGM & Local history night
Meetings are held at 7.30 in the Museum of Abernethy
All Welcome
2013
October 2nd The Journey of Jute Sandra Thomson
November 6th Gaelic Monastries of Southern Pictland Oliver O’Grady
December 4th Way of the Wanderers Jess Smith
2014
February 5th Admiral Cochrane Joseph Giacopazzi
March 5th Glenshee Pictish Longhouse David Strachan
April 4th AGM followed by a talk about Alexander Buses
Meetings are held at 7.30 in the Museum of Abernethy
All Welcome
AULD ABERNETHY ASSOCIATION
It is hoped the association’s meetings will resume in October of this year. This will obviously depend on whether or not there are still restrictions in place. The museum interior does not lend itself to social distancing so the committee will take this into consideration when plans are being made for the reopening.
AULD ABERNETHY ASSOCIATION
After much hand wringing and gnashing of teeth it has been decided not to have any meetings in the new year. We did consider having a meeting in February, March and April but the Museum of Abernethy interior does not lend itself to socially distancing due to the small seating area. It is with much regret we have to make this decision. I sincerely hope we can resume again in the autumn of 2022. To all our members have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.
Jimmy Swan (Chair)