TALES OF THE OAK

There was a merchant from Dumbarton.  It happened that the merchant and his crew left the rock, and had been at sea for a long long ti...

So, this guy turns up on the Greenock dock, and he's keen to get doon the road tae Largs fairly sharpish. And time's knockin' on...

Inverclyde was hoaching with witches and supernatural beasties in the 16th and 17th Century...but none were more feared, than the evil warlo...

There once was a farmer lived up Kilmacolm way, and his name was Malcolm McPhee. He was neither a very good farmer, nor a very happy farmer....

A ragged vagrant terrifying the town's children while looking after dozens of stray cats...or a fictional bogeyman from our industria...

Captain William Kidd was hanged on 23 May 1701. Was he a bloodthirsty swashbuckling pirate who was born just off West Blackhall Stre...

We have not passed into a doleful City, We who were led to-day down a grim dell, By some too boldly named “the Jaws of Hell” Where be the wr...