The old Village of Dalgarven
The old village of Dalgarven, north of Kilwiining, still exists, but only as a shadow of its former...…
The old village of Dalgarven, north of Kilwiining, still exists, but only as a shadow of its former...…
The ruins of Lylstone Row stand on the roadside near Monkredding House and close to the old Seven...…
My name is James Stewart Kirkwood I was born in Kilwinning and lived in Woodwynd. I was a member of...… 4 Comments
Fraternal Greetings Webmaster - Brother Jim SavageEmail:- webmaster@mk0.com The Mother Lodge of ScotlandWebsite:- www.mk0.com&nbs…
The Burns Shoe Shop, situated at 65 Main Street, Kilwinning, was in business for almost 140 years, serving the local and wider community with quality footwear, accessories and providing shoe rep… 7 Comments
Donald Reid says:Do you have any photos of the Segdoune Queen and her attendants at an event or photos of the Carnival?If so, please email them t… 2 Comments
Wightman Savage says: I have a scanned copy of a souvenir booklet that was prepared for the Fete and Fancy Fair at Eglinton estate some time around mid to late 1800's. Have sent a couple of photo's can anybody give the exact date?… 11 Comments
Laura Petersen says: Does the WOODSIDE name sound familiar? I am looking for any Woodside relatives that may live in the area. My great-great-great grandfather Robert Woodside was born in Kilwinning…
A brand new poem by Kilwinning's Margaret Biagi to celebrate the life of Robert Burns: Today we celebrate the birth, of a poor and humble man, a son of the soil from Ayrshire, who ploughed and sowed the land.… 2 Comments
To Margaret Biagi: What a wonderful poem about your memories of Kilwinning. I wish I knew more. My great grandmother Catherine (McCartney) Stewart was born in Kilwinning and died there in 1902. This is a picture of her and Stewart grandchildren in… 26 Comments
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