Muirkirk, Strathclyde

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Muirkirk

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Old Maps of Muirkirk

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Map of Muirkirk in 1904-1905

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Sorry, we have no books of Muirkirk

We have no photos of Muirkirk, therefore we have published no local books of this location. However here are books are from locations nearby which you may find of interest.

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Memories of Muirkirk
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Best Time Of My Life

The best time of my life was as a young boy living in Muirkirk. My grandparents, James and Jean McKie who lived in Garronhill, were awesome. He was the local baker at the Co-op. I can still remember him standing in the bakery as I ate my free cake. My parents were Jim and Jean Smith and we live in Stoneyhill Avenue. We moved to Motherwell in 1969. I eventually moved to Australia in 1981. The Boys Brigade, ...see more

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Added 04 March 2013

Garron Hill

Hello, my gran, Margaret Kerr lived on Garronhill for years. She sadly passed away in 1982. We holidayed there and she lived in the downstairs maisonette and we were only allowed as far as the bridge on the river Ayr to play. When tea was ready, she'd open the door and shout us in. In the morning we had sugar rolls. She had a big pantry with a built in marble piece, and a roaring fire. Never ever did we visit and she never had a tin of home made toffee. I miss those simple days x

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