Cumbrae Parish Church       –  not just for Sundays Christianity on the Isle of Cumbrae can be traced back to the 5th Century. Over the years many changes took...

Situated on the west side of the island this rock was painted many years ago to represent an Indian’s face. It is thought that it was first painted by a...

Millport has two museums, one housed in the Garrison Building focuses on the island, its history and its people. The other, known as the Robertson Museum is at the Field Studies Council...

STOP PRESS – Paddle Steamer Waverley has been withdrawn from service for 2019 and urgently needs new boilers or she will never sail again. We need your support now to...

Garrison model rail club or GMRC was founded in December 2006 by members of the community with an interest in model railways. The Club was started with a view to...

FSC Millport is a field centre which welcomes groups of all ages who visit to learn about and explore the island and its wonderful wildlife. During school holidays the centre offers Real...

It’s been around for millions of years, but just over 100 years ago a local by the name of Mr Brown was passing by after a lunchtime drink or two,...

The Cathedral of The Isles, Millport, is Britain’s smallest Cathedral and dates from 1851. It was built on ground owned by the Boyle family, and its founder, George Frederick Boyle,...

The original pipe band was formed in 1962 and is known as The Millport Pipe Band. It was created from various existing sources including the local 1st Millport Company Boys Brigade pipe...

Millport owes its origins in the 1700s to the people who attempted to smuggle contraband into the Clyde and to those who tried to stop them! Garrison House in Millport was built...