The Rules of the Royal Caledonian Curling Club provide in relation to the 'House', which is defined as 'the area within the outs...

Click on the photo to see it larger size Old-Time Bonspiel in Edinburgh I recently came across a photograph of a group of curlers posing in ...

The magazine Funny Folks that ran from 1874 until 1894 commenced a series of humorous pieces in February 1886, entitled The Widgerys at Bre...

Most clubs have, if not an actual medal, a note in their minute book that shows that they once had a medal. For a long period – from the beg...

It was not without some justification that a journalist from The Observer in 1963 described curling’s largest outdoor bonspiel as 'spor...

This photo was taken on Coodham Loch on January 3, 2010, as a number of enthusiasts were enjoying a great day curling on outside ice (photos...

The forthcoming European Curling Championships at Aberdeen are my excuse for passing on some facts about the early history of the game in Ab...