We are delighted to announce our meeting schedule for 2024/25: About us – Inchinnan Historical Interest Group (myinchinnan.org.uk) More details to follow. We always post our meetings as ‘events’ on Facebook too so keep an eye there for the latest information. We will be displaying our archives over the course of the year at various…

Please note our March meeting is a week early on Thursday 21st March, 7.30pm, Inchinnan Parish Church.  This is due to the church facilities not being available during Holy week.   All welcome to join us and Liz Allan for an insight into the lives of legendary astronaut John Glenn and his wife Annie.  Click…

A huge thank you to our first speaker of 2023/2024, Justin Hall who gave us a glimpse of the Hall’s, a prominent old Renfrewshire family. The talk gave us a fascinating glimpse of medieval Renfrewshire and a family connection going back generations.   Also many thanks to Rob Martinson for bringing along the “treasures” he…

We are very excited to announce that All Hallows will be open to the public on Saturday 2nd September 2023! We are not officially part of Renfrewshire Doors Open Day but will be open between 10am-2pm. The nearby Bascule Bridge is part of Doors Open Day and will be being lifted at 11am and 1pm…

Our speakers for the new session starting on September 28th at 7.30pm. Inchinnan Parish Church.  £3 entry which includes tea and coffee after the speaker.  We are always delighted to welcome new members so please come along. September 28th: A very local focus for our first meeting of the year. We have been looking forward…

Hello Everyone, We are not running our June meeting this year. Our next meeting will be on Thursday September 28th at 7.30pm at Inchinnan Parish Church. Please keep an eye on on this page, twitter or our website for updates and any wee posts we find worth sharing. We will be posting next year’s guest…

Inchinnan Parish Church, Thursday 27th January, 2pm.  All welcome.   The current pandemic is not the first to have impacted our local area.  There was a major outbreak of Cholera in Scotland in 1832.  In Inchinnan, a committee of health was formed to try and cope with the health crisis. Our fascinating talk this month…

We are delighted that we now have permission to restart our monthly meetings! First up is Liz Allan, a most engaging speaker who will discuss the life of Eleanor Roosevelt, an inspiring woman of tremendous courage. Our meetings will now be held at 2pm in Inchinnan Church on the last Thursday of the month. We…

See our projects section for information on ‘A Walk around Inchinnan’.  One of our Committee members has been working very hard to create this downloadable rich source of information. You may discover that there is alot more to Inchinnan than you realise.  Please check it out and let us know what you think via Facebook…

We have cancelled our March 28th meeting due to the current coronavirus pandemic. The speaker has been rebooked for March 2021.  We hope everyone is well and staying safe. IHIG. x

On Tuesday 22nd October IHIG were delighted to host a short visit by Grizelda Bell to Inchinnan Parish Church. Grizelda is the great-grand daughter of Robert Douglas-Campbell whose name appears on the “Blythswood memorial slab” at the front entrance to the church.   It was an emotional visit for her Grizelda, her husband and daughter as…

See link below and the ‘events’ page on facebook for our exciting new 2019/2020 schedule.  Lots of interesting meetings to come. Last Thursday of the month, 7pm, Inchinnan Parish Church. https://myinchinnan.org.uk/about-us/

A letter from America… We were very excited to receive our first enquiry from America via our website! Penny Perry got in touch after coming across our website whilst researching her family tree. She was wondering if we could shed any light on why two brothers called Robert and David White went from Inchinnan to…

See our new section documenting the extremely successful collaboration between IHIG, Sue Furness and Inchinnan Primary School.  We were delighted with the results!   Model making schools project – Sue Furness and Inchinnan Primary School

See the ‘About us’ section for further details. About us