#OnThisDay 1555 Italian historian, priest & diplomat dubbed “Father of English History” Polydore Vergil died. Dunblane’s historic Leighton Library has 1604 edition of one of the books for which he is best remembered, a history of discoveries and origins, “De inventoribus rerum”

Bring splash of 18th‑century adventure to your morning routine. Ceramic mug features beautifully detailed Elephant Seal illustration from 1748 “Travels Around the World” by George Anson, in Leighton Library collection, available from Leighton online shop https://leighton-library-shop.co.uk/products/elephant-seals-mug-from-travels-around-the-world-1740-to-1744-george-anson-leighton-library

Making award winning craft beer isn’t very glamorous but its more than worth it in the end😉🍻
Come try some fresh pints and see where the magic happens TOMORROW from 2pm-10pm!
📍Block 1, Unit 4, Duckburn Industrial Estate, Dunblane, FK15 0EW

It’s #WorldHeritageDay. Dunblane Museum building is museum piece, built 1624 as town house of Dean of Dunblane Cathedral James Pearson
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