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MILNGAVIE HISTORY

PRE ROMAN
Milngavie's origins can be traced back to pre-Roman times. The area was situated between the Caledonian tribes of the North and the ancient Britons of the South.....
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ROMAN AGE
In the Age of the Roman Empire when most of Europe was under Roman occupation, including most of Great Britain, the furthest north their empire reached was central Scotland.....
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SAVAGE TIMES
When the Romans left the area in AD 5, the area of Milngavie was repeatedly invaded by tribes from the north, and all traces of order was destroyed. This resulted in a long period of savage conflict between rival tribes........
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EARLDOM OF LENNOX
In the late 11th Century there was an incresing number of Saxons & Normans from England. They brought with them many English customs, and soon organised manors, baronies or larger districts of country which were awarded......
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MILNGAVIE ESTATES
A number of Estates around Milngavie were formed out of the early baronies including.......
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MODERN HISTORY
The River Allander has played an important part in the development of Milngavie. Once the River reaches Milngavie, its geographical position naturally lends itself to taking advantage of the rivers power, through the use of water wheels and pumps........
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LOCAL NEWS

Find local news and stay in touch with what's happening in Milngavie. Find out about the latest events & gossip . Check out the Milngavie Online Blog for the best in local news.

WEST HIGHLAND WAY

Scotland's first long distance route, the West Highland Way, starts at Milngavie town centre. For further information and links click here.