Background
In January 2012 Inverclyde Libraries in Scotland facilitated the setting up of an Inverclyde heritage website about local people and events relating to the area.
After the involvement of the library ended some of the people who took part wanted to continue meeting and researching. The East End Advisory, a local history and heritage group, agreed to facilitate the website.
People work on areas that interest them – some delving deep into the past while others are more interested in people and events within living memory. Some of the research is very detailed while some is just a pointer to other sources available. The site therefore has a very diverse focus but all have an Inverclyde link.
How to navigate this site
On the right hand side of any page you will find some headings listed under the Article Index and if you click on one a further menu will appear; simply click on the name or event that interests you! If you know exactly what you are looking for, you can also use the search box underneath the articles list. When viewing an article, you may click on any photographs or illustrations to enlarge it to enable you to view it more closely in detail.
Feedback and article ideas
As this site is for everyone from Inverclyde, the research group are always happy to receive feedback and ideas for further items to go on-line, so if you have some original research about inverclyde’s history and would like to put it on the site let us know via the Contact Us page and we will help you to do this.
Additionally, if you have ideas for people or events that you would like to see featured on the site but haven’t done any research, let us know and we will see if it fits in with the remit and research it for you. Some of the Group can also help with some basic local and family history research.