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Mony coistly abilyeaments for hir body.The clothes of Mary and her court – A Talk by Jenn Scott

October 2026 The latest talk in the 2026-2027 DDHS season took place on 13th October and was presented by historian Jenn Scott…

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Published October 14, 2026
Categorised as Castles, Churches, History, Past Talks, Royalty

A Tribute to Local Historian Gordon Easingwood

Dunbar has lost one of its longstanding local historians following the death of Gordon Easingwood, who was DDHS chairman for 23 years.…

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Published October 10, 2026
Categorised as Past Talks

Stained Glass in East Lothian Churches from an Art History Perspective: A Talk by Tim Richards

September 2026 The first talk of the new DDHS season was given by Tim Richards who has given us 3 slides from…

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Published September 12, 2026
Categorised as Buildings, Churches, Past Talks

Syllabus for Thirty Third Season 2026-2027

1899 map of Dunbar
1899 map of Dunbar

Dunbar & District History Society Thirty Third Season 2026-2027 Date Speaker Title 2026       8th September Tim Richards Stained glass…

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Published August 25, 2026
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Three Historic Dunbar Lifeboats

August 2026 This month, we are returning to a book, first featured here in 2020, entitled Dunbar 200: The History of Dunbar…

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Published August 23, 2026
Categorised as Harbour, History, Place names

Three spectacular Dunbar fires

July 2026 This month, Dr James Herring features 3 significant fires that have occurred in Dunbar – one store, one church. and…

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Published July 30, 2026
Categorised as Buildings, Churches, Harbour, Hotels, Past Talks

DDHS Exhibition: What does it mean?…Place-names in and around Dunbar.

June 2026 A new DDHS exhibition will open on 26th June 2026. Below are some panels from the exhibition. Initial text by…

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Published June 8, 2026
Categorised as Castles, Exhibitions, Fishing, Harbour, Hospitals, Place names

The Millennium Celebrations at Dunbar Harbour

May 2026 On Auld Year’s Night – December 31st 1999 – the approaching Millennium was celebrated in spectacular style at Dunbar Harbour.…

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Published June 1, 2026
Categorised as Entertainment, Harbour, History

DDHS AGM Presentations 2026

April 2026 This year’s AGM took place in the Town House on Tuesday 14th April 2026. At the conclusion of the AGM…

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Published April 23, 2026
Categorised as Adverts, Buildings, Castles, Churches, Exhibitions, Fishing, Hospitals, Past Talks

James Hutton: The Genius of Time – A Talk by Ray Perman

March 2026 The final talk of the DDHS 2025-2026 season was given by Ray Perman FRSE who is a biographer of the…

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Published March 12, 2026
Categorised as History, Past Talks

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