The Neilston WebCam Photo Gallery

Pictures taken around the Village

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The Neilston Show is held close to the village every May with a tradition stretching back more than 180 years. A great day out for all the family, provided it doesn't rain!

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An annual festival celebrating Neilston life and culture

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Some of the Grave stones in the grave yard around Neilston Parish Church. This will be no means be a complete record since many are unreadable, face down, or badly damaged.

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The countryside in the vicinty of Neilston

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Barrhead is about 2 miles down the hill from Neilston with a present day population of about 17,000

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Paisley is about 4 miles from Neilston and has a population of over 79,000

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Renfrewshire is the county that Neilston resides in and takes in large towns such as paisley, a lot of farm land and some hilly areas such as the Glennifer braes.

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Everywhere has its forgotten places. These pictures Document Caldwell Estate, the former home of the Mure of Caldwell. The land and house is now under private ownership and the wider estate is used for pheasant shooting so it isn't an area to roam about the woods.

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A not too serious celebration of the humble Electricity Pylons around Neilston.

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Actually in East Ayrshire but only a few miles west of Neilston. Dunlop house was built in 1833 by John Dunlop. Listed in 1971 as a category A building by Historic Scotland. Today it stands empty awaiting development. All these pictures were taken in September 2006.

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