dedicated to Stirling's heritage | Stirling City Heritage Trust

Ronald Walker: Stirling’s Architect

Ronald Walker was one half of the dynamic architectural duo, McLuckie & Walker, who built many of Stirlingshire’s … read more

Les longs souvenirs font les grands peuples. (Long memories make great peoples)

-Montalambert, c. 1830

Down in the… read more

Statues have been in the news rather a lot recently, so we thought we would take a look at some of the more prominent st… read more

We think of the term ‘bungalow’ as referring to single-storey houses, generally in a suburban location. However, the… read more

As Lockdown eases and we are allowed to spend more time outdoors, we thought we’d take a look at the spaces and places… read more

Along with the rest of the nation, we are feeling incredibly grateful for our NHS and everyone who works in it. So we th… read more

Back in March this year Stirling City Heritage Trust and Developing the Young Workforce in Forth Valley organised an inc… read more

We’ve never been more grateful for the internet than right now, it keeps us all connected and ensures that organisatio… read more

The challenges facing building conservation from climate change haven’t been forgotten during lockdown. Adapt Northern… read more

John Allan, the architect who designed many of Stirling’s most interesting buildings, was born in Carnock, Fife, on th… read more