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Sanquhar Golf Club 

Sanquhar has been known for golf since 1894, the original course was on the farms of Castlebrae and Greenhead. Originally an 18 hole course but reduced to 9 holes in 1896. The new course was re-located at the Barr Farmland in 1908. The Course officially opened in 1909.

To this day the course receives many visitors.


 
            01659 50577

            Euchan, Sanquhar, DG4 6LF

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Sanquhar Bowling Club 

Sanquhar Bowling Club opened on the 9th June 1871. The first President was James Brown, local historian and author. Brown wrote The Manual of Bowling containing the laws of the game and these laws are still in use today. Visitors and visiting parties welcome.

        01659 50708

        27-29 Queensberry Square, Sanquhar DG4 6BY

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Clarks Little Ark 

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Clarks little ark is a great place to walk around and see the many different animals.  please see the list menu and click Clarks Ark for more details. 

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        07943 389018

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         St Mary's Street DG4 6BS

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           Clarks Little Ark – Clarks Little Ark, Award winning Scottish Charity                   based in Sanquhar, Dumfries & Galloway

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Sanquhar F.U.N. Pool 

4 lane pool, 18 station fitness suite, teaching pool and health suite.
Sanquhar F.U.N. Pool (dumgal.gov.uk)  Please check the site for updates and Timetables.

         01659 58018

         Blackaddie Road, DG4 6DB

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Sanquhar Tolbooth Museum 

Learn about Sanquhar's world-famous knitting tradition and hear the story of the mines and miners of Sanquhar and Kirkconnel.
Find out what it was like to be a prisoner in Sanquhar jail and discover how the people of Upper Nithsdale lived and worked in years gone by. There’s all this and more in the town's 18th-century tolbooth. A free audio-visual presentation and museum trail help reveal the fascinating story of the history and customs of the Royal Burgh of Upper Nithsdale.

Seasonal Opening Hours  -please check site below for opening times. 


              01659 50186

               High Street,
               Sanquhar,
               Dumfries & Galloway,
               DG4 6BN


             Museums and galleries (dumgal.gov.uk)

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Crawick Multiverse

Crawick Multiverse is an amazing land art installation for you to explore and enjoy. Whether you are interested in cosmology, science, art or just want to walk your dog and savour the beautiful landscape we look forward to welcoming you.

Please check the site for updates and times. 


               Crawick Multiverse | B740
               Sanquhar | Dumfries & Galloway,
               DG4 6ET


               www.crawickmultiverse.co.uk 
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 Sanquhar Castle 

Bult in the 13th Century, Sitting on the left hand side as you approach the burgh from the south. The castle is a stronghold bounded on the west by the River Nith, to the north by a burn, and made strong by a deep ditch running the remainder of the boundary. It was visited by many notable figures including Robert the BruceWilliam WallaceEdward IMary, Queen of Scots, and James VI.

Sadly the castle is too dangerous for the public to explore inside and is fenced off but you can still enjoy the walk round about the fields and imagine the history that once was. 

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The Waird and War Memorial

In 1774 the Sanquhar Society of Curlers was formed. Competitions between the local parishes was keen and the warid was one of the popular venues.

This memorial commemorates the residents of Sanquhar who were killed or missing in World War I and World War II, the Korea War and the conflict on Borneo.

The waird is a relaxing place to walk around , with seats to sit and enjoy the views. Today it is home for the ducks , the ducks will approach you , so don't be frightened. 

               
               Kendrick Road, Sanquhar 

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Cameron Monument 

The monument marks the original site of the market cross of Sanquhar. On 22nd June 16802,Richard Cameron and his followers rode into Sanquhar and affixed to the cross his declaration disowning Charles II as King. This act was to result in the battle of Airds Moss on 26th July and although the covenanters fought bravely they were overcome by government Dragoons. Eight Covenanters including Richard were killed. In 1685 James Renwick made the second declaraion at the cross which led to his execution in Edinburgh at the Grassmarket. 

 

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Located on the High street 

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