The Man Who Went to Moray Book Festival

Thanks to all the organisers and the audiences at Moray Book Festival

P6 convicted Patrick Sellar and the afternoon audience help stimulate a good discussion

The Man Who Went to Tain

Thanks to everyone at Tain Through Time for a great day.
The young people decided that Patrick Sellar was guilty and the evening audience seemed to come down on the side of 'not proven'
If you have'nt visited Tain Through Time - do it!

The Man Who Went to Farr: The Events

Rotary Club of Polmont

Many thanks to a welcoming and interested audience

Barra & South Uist

Many thanks to:

Barra and Vatersay Historical Society and  Kildonan Museum

The Man Who Went to Farr: The Debate

The programme starts to take shape:

• Rotary Club of Polmont - 10th August 2011
• Scottish Youth Librarians Forum - 2nd September 2011
• Tain Through Time - 7th September 2011
• Moray Book Festival - 22nd September 2011
• Nova Scotia - 7th - 14th October 2011
• U3A Nairn- 26th October 2011
• Golspie Heritage Society - 2nd November 2011
• Dornoch Heritage Society - 20th April 2012

The Man Who Went to Farr: The Debate

Groups and organisations are invited to join the forthcoming series of talks

The Man Who Went to Tain

Tain Through Time is home to an extensive and varied collection of objects, photographs and archives of local, regional and national significance. Access to some of this material is available through their website. The Pilgrimage Visitor Centre uses two colourful galleries of sight and sound to tell the story of medieval pilgrimages to Tain. 


In September 2011, Tain Thorugh Time will be hosting talks based on the 'Man Who Went to Farr', and designed to explore some of the rights and wrongs of the Clearances.