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Scotland boasts a rich and varied heritage. Its landscape and history combine to provide a legacy of human endeavour, ingenuity and endurance. The diversity of landform has heavily influenced the evolution of Scotland's communication network, be it to military ends or a product of socio-economic development and industrial expansion. Within that heritage lies a tangible and functional element of Mans Creation -the bridge - linking lands and communities while providing a structural artefact and landscape element that reaches beyond its…

In 1975 when Tayside Regional Council took over the running of Dundee's Corporation buses it wasn't just the colours that would change. This talk looks at the last years of half cabs in Dundee, the move from green to blue and also what the buses would look like as we moved into the brave new world of regionalisation. The images are from my extensive collection and promises to be a trip down memory lane with buses and some scenes that…

A selection of buses and coaches from across Scotland will be at the museum for visitors to enjoy. As always, lots of fun for all the family, including: - Stalls - Activities for all ages - Tea on the bus Ticket Information: Adult (16 and over): £5.00 Accompanied child (5 to 15): £2.50 Family (2 adults, 2 children): £12.00 Concession : £4 Members and under 5s: FREE Buy on arrival, valid on day of purchase. Fill out online application form…

Follow the sound of the sirens and visit us on our Emergency Vehicle Day to enjoy a variety of vehicles including fire engines, police cars and ambulances. Ticket Information: Adult (16 and over): £5.00 Accompanied child (5 to 15): £2.50 Family (2 adults, 2 children): £12.00 Concession: £4.00 Members and under 5s: FREE Buy on arrival, valid on day of purchase. Online Entry Form

Dundee Museum of Transport's popular Dundee Motor Show returns for a fifth year Celebration in the Park! Entry free. Entry Form - Dundee Motor Show Entry Form 2019

Join Donald Ridgway for an illustrated history of his family run business, P.S Ridgway.

The Dundee and Arbroath Railway opened in October 1838, when a 19-year-old Queen Victoria had been on the throne for just 15 months. Today it forms part of the east coast main line, while retaining what is said to be the oldest operational station in Scotland, at Broughty Ferry. Neale takes us through its fascinating history.