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In Memory of
Jim Mullin
1939 - 2013

Welcome to Maybole, Ayrshire, Scotland – the ancient capital of Carrick


Gala King and Queen of Carrick – Cairn pupils Cameron McCulloch and Ruth. Maybole Gala Week Sunday, June 2, with an ecumenical service at Crossraguel Abbey at 3pm. The theme is Boots and Shoes - to tie in with Maybole's main industry through the ages. Making their first public appearance will be this year’s Gala King and Queen of Carrick – Cairn pupils Cameron McCulloch and Ruth Dowie who will be officially crowned on Gala Day Saturday June 8.  more


On May 4, a new memorial was unveiled in Goudriaan, a small village in the southern part of Holland. On that memorial is the name and photograph of a Maybole man who was killed in the Second World War, Sergeant James Kiltie. James’s photograph was only found after a world-wide search which traced him back to Maybole, local newspaper archives of the Carnegie Library in Ayr, and descendants of the family. more


Found on Ebay! Stereoscopic image of Crossraguel Abbey


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Situated in the southwest of Scotland, Maybole is a small town built on a sloping hillside and overlooks the Southern Uplands with a magnificent view of these rolling hills. The ancient kingdom of Carrick is the part of Ayrshire south of the River Doon. Maybole lies 44 miles southwest of Glasgow and about 5 miles east of the Firth of Clyde.

Exploring our site you will find: Photogalleries of Maybole’s past, present and Places of interest about the town. Guides composed over the last three centuries. Famous or Notable Minniebolers with connections to Maybole. Information and photographs of our churches, schools, civic groups, clubs and other Community organisations. Current News articles from the Ayrshire Post. And for those with an interest in local and family History searchable archives, on-line books, articles, maps, the Maybole Historical Society and much more. Those searching for their roots in Maybole are invited to contact the webmaster Rich Pettit for listing their interests in the on-site surname registry or with other questions regarding site resources. Please feel free to contact us with information, photographs artefacts, etc which you would like to see put on the site.

Over the years several writers have published the story of Maybole through the centuries up to their own time. The people of Maybole are indebted to them for their painstaking and literary efforts and we have included extracts of their works on this site. None of them, however, envisaged the phenomenon of the World Wide Web! Now Maybole has a tremendous opportunity to let the world know of its long and rich history, and what is happening today.

We extend a warm welcome to all and an invitation to visit our town if not in person at least on this site. Maybole currently has a population of under 5,000 citizens but through the Internet I have the notion that, at least in their hearts, that number could grow.


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Maybole Community Council currently has 2 Vacancies

Maybole Community Assets Mapping Study Final Report

Found on eBay. Medal awarded to G Kennedy in Commemoration of the Great War

Maybole Bypass Public Exhibit Brochure Leaflet

Irish Roots and the Episcopal Church in Maybole - Rev. Dr Ian Meredith, BA, MTh,PhD

CarrickAyrshire.com
A new website with things to do and see, places to eat and stay!

What's on in the Carnegie Building, Maybole?

Google Street View
for Maybole
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Maybole Pipe Band plays for Ayrshire Hospice and Ayrshire Cancer Support

Photos and story of Maybole Castle

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Click here to see the castles that Andrew Spratt has reconstructed!

Andrew Spratt's Castles

Click here to take an aerial tour of Maybole.

Maybole from the air

Click here to learn more about the Maybole coat of arms.

Maybole Coat of Arms

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