Sir William Wallace & Alexander Wilson
Date: Saturday, 24th August, – Time: 11.00am
Cost: £5 per person
*Payment should be made when you arrive for your tour*,
Leaving From: Walking Tours on Wheels Office,
Paisley’s Heritage Booking Office,
c/o Shopmobility Paisley,41 Storie Street Car Park, Paisley, PA1 2AP
Contact For More Information: Telephone: Office – 07941 784932
WALK-IN -WALLACE’S FOOTSTEPS
SCOTLAND’S NATIONAL HERO
Listen as costumed actors give you an insight into the life of William Wallace. From his triumph from the battlefield to the tragedy of his betrayal and capture. Here how Wallace fought for the country he loved. Join a guided tour to see how Wallace masterminded his battlefield From his triumph from the battlefield to the tragedy of his betrayal and capture.
Here how Wallace fought for the country he loved Join a guided tour to see how Wallace masterminded his battlefield victory in 1297.
Sir William Wallace & Alexander Wilson
WALK-IN -WALLACE’S FOOTSTEPS
SCOTLAND’S NATIONAL HERO
Listen as costumed actors give you an insight into the life of William Wallace. From his triumph from the battlefield to the tragedy of his betrayal and capture. Here how Wallace fought for the country he loved. Join a guided tour to see how Wallace masterminded hi battlefileld
From his triumph from the battlefield to the tragedy of his betrayal and capture.
Here how Wallace fought for the country he loved
Join a guided tour to see how Wallace masterminded his battlefield victory in 1297.
PAISLEY’S FORGOTTEN BIRD MAN ALEXANDER WILSON
Listen as costumed actors give you an insight into the life of Alexander Wilson who was born July 1766 and brought up in Paisley at the Hamills, he was educated at Paisley Grammar School and apprenticed as a weaver. Alexander Wilson left Scotland in 1794 and arrived in Philadelphia where he undertook an epic journey on foot to Niagara Falls, observing, sketching and shooting birds. Alexander Wilson died 23rd August 1813 and is buried in Philadelphia. |