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Historical Tour by Minibus with Friends through Dumfries and Galloway!

Dates
Times
11:30 a.m.
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4:30 p.m.
LocationDumfries, The Station Hotel, 49 Lovers Walk, Dumfries, DG1 1LT
Organiser: The Crichton Trust, The D&G Culture
Price

Free

Sponsored by: Dumfries and Galloway Council
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Explore history with neighbors on a minibus tour through D&G, visiting Brow Well, Ruthwell Cross, Annan Museum, and Annan Castle!

Join us for an exciting historical tour by minibus through Dumfries and Galloway! This excursion will be led by Tom Hughes, an expert from the Dumfries Museum. We will visit notable sites including Brow Well, Ruthwell Cross, Annan Museum, and the site of Annan Castle.

What to Expect:

  • Expert Guidance: Tom Hughes will provide in-depth knowledge and fascinating insights about each location.
  • Community Experience: Meet and connect with your neighbors while exploring historical sites.
  • Lunch: Please bring your own lunch for a picnic during the excursion.
  • Local Participation: Residents of Annan are welcome to join us and share in the experience.

This tour will be conducted in English and is specially organized for the resettlement community in Dumfries and Galloway.

We look forward to a day filled with learning, exploration, and community bonding!

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