St Andrews Memories
Drop in to The R&A World Golf Museum and have a chat whilst looking at photographs, objects and film footage from our collections!
About St Andrews Memories
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4th November 2025 2nd December 2025 |
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| 2pm - 4pm | |
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The R & A World Golf Museum The R & A World Golf Museum Bruce Embankment, St Andrews KY16 9AB |
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| Free but booking required | |
| Call 01334460054 | |
| Visit the event website here | |
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Drop in to have a chat whilst looking at photographs, objects and film footage from our collections. Members of staff and volunteers from both museums will be present.
This is a great opportunity to discuss your memories of the town over some tea and coffee, regardless of how long you have been a St Andrews resident, as well as to discover new stories about the town.
Each session will look at a different theme, but focussed on our stories of St Andrews history and culture. It will be held in the Museum Learning Room and the session is dementia friendly.
Please email hannahfleming@randa.org if you have any queries.
Additional Dates: 02 December 2025
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