Clyne Heritage Society
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Highland Archaeology Week field trip
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Members working at Clynekirkton Graveyard
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MP Jamie Stone visits the Brora Saltpans project
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Excavation at Brora Saltpans
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Mannequins at a Summer Exhibition
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NEWS
Professor Sir Tom Devine speaking to Clyne Heritage Society in Brora!
at The Royal Marine Hotel on Sunday, March 19th, 2023 at 6pm
Booking details HERE
Professor Sir Tom Devine speaking to Clyne Heritage Society in Brora!
at The Royal Marine Hotel on Sunday, March 19th, 2023 at 6pm
Booking details HERE
About us
Clyne Heritage Society is a very active heritage group, based in the village of Brora (in the parish of Clyne) on the east coast of Sutherland in the Highlands of Scotland.
The fully constituted Society was formed in 1998 by a group of people living in the parish who were interested in preserving Clyne’s fascinating and quickly disappearing heritage, e.g. demolition of coal mine in 1981 and Hunter’s Woollen Mill in 2004. The Society has acquired registered charitable status; it is made up of a committee of 8 and currently has a membership of over 200 people, spread far and wide.
We are actively involved in supporting all heritage matters within our own parish, and we are also concerned in the wider heritage affairs of the whole of the County of Sutherland.
The fully constituted Society was formed in 1998 by a group of people living in the parish who were interested in preserving Clyne’s fascinating and quickly disappearing heritage, e.g. demolition of coal mine in 1981 and Hunter’s Woollen Mill in 2004. The Society has acquired registered charitable status; it is made up of a committee of 8 and currently has a membership of over 200 people, spread far and wide.
We are actively involved in supporting all heritage matters within our own parish, and we are also concerned in the wider heritage affairs of the whole of the County of Sutherland.