Members can read this issue at our Journal Archive. And, a copy will soon be reaching members electronically, or for a few in hard copy. The Table of Contents looks once again very interesting! Here's a message from our Publications team.
'We are delighted to attach the latest Historian issue 135. The theme Crafts and Creativity continues for a final time. We have a couple of articles on that: “Timeless Time Pieces” and “The Thomsons and Scotch Whisky” and we also have the second part of “John Craik” and “Henry Wood Wilson” articles. Our Chair has written yet another interesting article about when we research the details of our ancestors’ death we are also creating a record of their life; which is the aim of Tay Valley FHS.
We do hope that you enjoy reading it and if you have the inclination we always welcome new contributors.
With best wishes,
The Publications Team'
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