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Delve into the past at Dundonald Historical Society

2 September
  • Find out more about local history at Dundonald Historical Society

Dundonald Historical Society begins its new session on Wednesday 8th Septbember at 7.30pm in the castle visitor centre.

The first talk of the new session will be by Jim O'Neill on 'The History of the Fenwick Weavers'.

Meetings are held monthly, and the 2010/11 syllabus is now available with a variety of interesting speakers.

Anyone with an interest in local history is more than welcome to come along - to find out more just come along to a meeting, or call Jim McDonald on 01563 851185.


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