East Dunbartonshire - Places of Interest

Places of Interest

  • Campsie Fells
  • West Highland Way
  • Forth and Clyde Canal
  • Antonine Wall
  • Mugdock Country Park
  • Tom Johnston House
  • Milngavie water treatment works
  • River Kelvin
  • Lillie Art Gallery
  • Auld Kirk Museum
  • Huntershill Village
  • The Fort Theatre
  • The Turret Theatre
  • The Gadloch

  • Huntershill Village

  • Thomas Muir

  • Thomas Muir Cairn - Erected by John SL Watson and unveiled by East Dunbartonshire's Provost John Dempsey (1997)

  • Scottish Political Martyrs Gate - Erected by John SL Watson and unveiled by East Dunbartonshire's Provost John Dempsey (1997)

  • Miners of the world memorial hutch - created by John SL Watson and unveiled by leader of East Dunbartsonshire Council John Morrison (2003)

  • Finger Post marking the Old Glasgow-Stirling postal road

  • Huntershill Village Mile Stone

  • Southwest view across Gadloch Towards the distant Red Road Flats.


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