IFLI Legacy | Inner Forth Futures

Kennetpans Distillary: The Site and the Wider Landscape (part 2)

#Commissioned Research, Report or Survey#Inner Forth Landscape Initiative#Archaeology, Local History & Built Heritage#Cultural & Intangible Heritage#Schools & Universities#Clackmannanshire#Training & Skills Development

Hazel Ramage, University of Stirling
2015

This is part 2 (of 2) of a research conducted by Hazel Ramage for a MSc in Environment. This research looked at Kennetpans Distillery’s use of resources from the local landscape - notably coal and barley – and what happened to the waste produced. Hazel was awarded a student bursary through IFLI project "Training Tomorrow’s Talent" for this researh.

Kennetpans Distillary: The Site and the Wider Landscape (part 1)

#Commissioned Research, Report or Survey#Inner Forth Landscape Initiative#Archaeology, Local History & Built Heritage#Cultural & Intangible Heritage#Schools & Universities#Clackmannanshire#Training & Skills Development

Hazel Ramage, University of Stirling
2015

This is part 1 (of 2) of a research conducted by Hazel Ramage for a MSc in Environment. This research looked at Kennetpans Distillery’s use of resources from the local landscape - notably coal and barley – and what happened to the waste produced. Hazel was awarded a student bursary through IFLI project "Training Tomorrow’s Talent" for this researh.

Training Tomorrow’s Talent - End of Project Report

#Project Report#Inner Forth Landscape Initiative#Landscape-wide#Training & Skills Development

Inner Forth Landscape Initiative
2018

IFLI Project "Training Tomorrow’s Talent" End of Project Report

A Study of the Memories and Values Associated with Stirling's Lost Harbour

#Commissioned Research, Report or Survey#Inner Forth Landscape Initiative#Archaeology, Local History & Built Heritage#Cultural & Intangible Heritage#Stirling

Liam Boyle, University of Stirling
2017

A Study of the Memories and Values Associated with Stirling's Lost Harbour is a Masters research dissertation by Liam Boyle, that contributed to knowledge about historic trade in the Inner Forth.The IFLI Project "Forth Crossings" awarded a bursary, jointly with the Division of History and Politcs at the University of Stirling, for this dissertation.

Culross: The Rise and Fall of a Royal Burgh

#Commissioned Research, Report or Survey#Inner Forth Landscape Initiative#Archaeology, Local History & Built Heritage#Cultural & Intangible Heritage#Fife#Training & Skills Development

Murray Baird, IFLI Volunteer
2016

Culross: The Rise and Fall of a Royal Burgh, by Murray Baird, charts the history of Culross, an important Inner Forth village. Murray Baird was one of the volunteers working on the IFLI project "Forth Crossings".

The Port of Alloa - Essay by Ian Middleton

#Commissioned Research, Report or Survey#Inner Forth Landscape Initiative#Archaeology, Local History & Built Heritage#Cultural & Intangible Heritage#Community#Training & Skills Development#Clackmannanshire

Ian Middleton, IFLI Volunteer
2016

The Port of Alloa is an original research by Ian Middleton that details the port's many fascinating aspects, including trades, customs, smugglers and its relationship with the wider area. Ian Middleton was one of the volunteers working on the IFLI project "Forth Crossings".