Doors Open Days: Old Kilpatrick Graveyard Walk and Talk
Saturday 12 September, 2026 at 2.30 p.m. – 3.30 p.m.
Old Kilpatrick graveyard dates back to medieval times and for centuries has been the final resting place for the community
Alongside the servants, farmhands and millworkers there are the engineers and shipbuilder who industrialised this part of Clydeside. It is also the burial place of ‘old money’ families like the Buchanans Hamiltons and Colquhouns. For those who have been before there’s new research and new names. Tickets available from 1st Sept 2026 at Eventbrite
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