Doors Open Days Talk: Who Built Stirling?

Join us for an illustrated lecture about the architects of Stirling’s historic buildings.

Who Built Stirling?

Untitled design (5).jpg Tuesday 19th September, 18:30 - 19:30 BST

Untitled design (6).jpg The Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum 40 Albert Place Stirling FK8 2RQ

Untitled design (8).jpg Free to attend. This event is now fully booked.

Stirling Castle, perched on its rocky volcanic outcrop, is the most prominent of Stirling’s historic buildings, but the city centre boasts a great variety of architecture. Stirling has everything from a grand 19^th century Shopping Arcade to an 18^th century Inn. Did you know that King Street was once home to 6 banks, or that Stirling Railway Station was designed by renowned Glasgow based architect James Miller?

During this illustrated lecture we’ll be exploring the architects and the buildings which make Stirling’s historic townscape unique.

The talk is free to attend, but pre-booking is required, refreshments will be provided.

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