Bailey and Potter, CPA

Welcome to our town ...

The 2008 Games were the first for over 36 years to be held in Helensburgh and attracted over 5,000 visitors, in 2009 it is hoped that the "Year of Homecoming" will bring many new visitors to the Helensburgh & Lomond area. If you have roots in Helensburgh and Lomond, the Games are the perfect time to visit, explore your connections and see the town at its very best.

Chairman
Sephton (Mac) MacQuire
1/1 58 John Street, Helensburgh, G84 8XL,
Tel: 01436 675947 Mob:07777 621 508

Secretary & Stall Applications
Ian MacQuire
11B Kirkmichael Road, Helensburgh, G84 7NH.
Tel: 07835 403 508

Athletic Event Coordinator
Chris Colmer
11 Machrie Drive,
Helensburgh.
G84 9EJ
Tel: 07708 264 363

Wrestling
Scottish Wrestling Bond

Heavy Athletes Events
Neil Elliot
Tel: 07760 456 755

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Ardencaple Castle...


Ardencaple CastleFrom 1525 Ardencaple Castle was the stronghold of the MacAulay Clan until the death of the last chief in 1786 when the estate and Castle passed out of MacAulay ownership.
It was refurbished by its last owner Henrietta MacAulay Stromberg who died in 1931. The life rent of the Castle went to Adelaide Parker Voorheis until 1935. The Castle was then sold to a consortium of developers who developed the Tower Lawn into a housing estate in 1936-37. This was interrupted by war when the Navy requisitioned the Castle. The Navy finally demolished the Castle in 1957, leaving standing one battle Tower.
This Tower was used as a navigational mark for submarines returning to Faslane until the early 1990's. When the nature and size of submarines changed at that time, replacement navigation towers were necessary in the Firth off Helensburgh. The Tower is still a navigational mark for general shipping on the Clyde.

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