The Culloden Walk is a striking feature leading up to the Culloden Visitor Centre. Many supporters joined the Walkway fund drive by buying over 1200 comemorative stones as part of the Culloden Walk fund raiser. Clan Pollock is a proud supporter of the Culloden Walk. For more information about the Culloden Battle Site, just click the picture.
Clan Pollock – Flowers of the Forest Memories are a great resource. This page is dedicated to the memories of Clan Pollock member’s, past and present. “A person who takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors cannot expect to be remembered for his noble deeds by remote descendants.” If you would like to
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Castle Pollok, Pollok House, What’s the difference? Written and edited by Rhys A. Pollock, Clan Pollock President and founder of Clan Pollock “POLLOCK CASTLE – the Seat of the – POLLOCKS OF THAT ILK.” There seems to be some confusion between POLLOCK HOUSE and POLLOCK CASTLE. The former was a Maxwell-Stirling residence and had nothing
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Pollock Castle Pollock Castle, in its final configuration entering the 20th Century, was a magnificent structure, reported to have 88 rooms and 365 windows. Built in the style of a British manor house, it stood in the area of present day Barrhead and Dodside Roads, along Dodside Road back towards Glasgow. Only the foundation of
POLLOCK AND MAXWELL JOHN F. POLK CLAN POLLOCK HISTORIAN FROM “THE POLLAG”, JUNE 2000 There is an ancient association between the Pollock and Maxwell families. They have been allied since the 12th century through marriage, feudal bonds, military alliance and simple physical proximity within the Barony of Pollok in Renfrewshire. This association is the reason
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