The society's new season begins on 25th Oct with a talk by Craig Mair on 'Stirling Royal Infirmary - the first fifty years'.
The infimary was originally established on Spittal Street in 1874, only moving to the Livilands site in 1928 and finally closing in 2011 with the opening of the new Forth Valley Royal Hospital.
Craig is the author of 'the book' about the hospital, published last year. He is a well-known and lively speaker and I am sure there will be a good turn-out for an important topic.
The meeting starts at 7.30pm at the Smith - alll welcome, bring a friend. Membership is only £10 (students and under 18s free); there is a small charge for visitors.
For the rest of the programme see the website.
The infimary was originally established on Spittal Street in 1874, only moving to the Livilands site in 1928 and finally closing in 2011 with the opening of the new Forth Valley Royal Hospital.
Craig is the author of 'the book' about the hospital, published last year. He is a well-known and lively speaker and I am sure there will be a good turn-out for an important topic.
The meeting starts at 7.30pm at the Smith - alll welcome, bring a friend. Membership is only £10 (students and under 18s free); there is a small charge for visitors.
For the rest of the programme see the website.
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