An early photo of St Mirren Street.

Unearthed from the archives: This amazing 1966 image, found on the Canmore site, offers a rare view from the ground floor of the Paisley Prison, showcasing the stark landings and imposing viewing tower.

Lovely view of the Manicipal Building now the Piazza

Sneak peak!! Looking forward to working in partnership with Coats Paisley to deliver these amazing tours to you all. Many many thanks to Renico Engraving & Signs.

My wife laughed when I said I was going to see 'Divers' on the wall at Renfrew Baths. Had to explain it’s a WWI memorial for my great-grandfather. So proud he's honoured there.

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Browns Lane Market tomorrow. We'll be there from 10am to 4pm.

Who remembers?

Whitehaugh Drive

Fascinating postcard from 1905

Thank you to everyone who came along today. It's been fab chatting to everyone. We still have a few items left and will be here until 4pm for anyone interested. Of course there is always the website which we'll link in the comments if you can't make it along.

Lou Costello at 117 Seedhill Road 1951

Throwback to Back Sneddon Street, circa 1890, looking towards Wallnuek. This snapshot of Paisley, with its cobblestone streets and horse-drawn carts, shows a pre-Gilmore Street Railway Station scene. Titled 'Old Sneddon St.' and marked 'Valuable,' it’s a glimpse into our past.

📢 This Sunday, the 15th, Paisley's podcast lands! Craig, Gavin, and Rachael brings fun, laughter, and chat All About Paisley! All About Paisley

We had an amazing chat with the wonderful Craig Lawless, Industry Relationships Manager and Destination Development Specialist at VisitScotland. Exciting times ahead!

Which building do you think we should do the day/night drone treatment to next? We’ll let you decide. Vote now!

Entrance to Brodie Park, 11th April 1908

What was your favourite cinema growing up, and what films do you remember watching there?

William Dunn Square. Spot the two schoolboys on the left pretending to tie their laces to dodge the camera? To the right of the Queen, you'll see Jack and Sons Wine and Coffee House, along with the dark entrance to the Terrace Tavern. 1908.