David B Smith writes: "I was intrigued when fellow-member of Kilmarnock and District History Group, Sandy McIntosh, asked me if I had s...

The Royal Club's e-magazine YOUR Curler , published first in October 2011 as a 'Members' Benefit', joins a select few Scotti...

David B Smith writes: The Glasgow Herald of December 18, 1874, carried the following snippet of information about curling. “OBAN,- The Oban...

David B Smith writes, "It is often said that the influence on the game in Scotland of the Duddingston Curling Society was great; some e...

Whisky curling stone miniature decanters, like these, are common items in any collection of curling memorabilia. The two above were produced...

There is hardly a community in Scotland that does not have somewhere - a custom rink or pond, a loch, a river, or even part of a flooded fie...

One of the features of curling throughout its history has been that it is what social workers of the present day would call 'socially in...