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Plaque planned to mark Robert Burns’ visit to Paisley in 1787
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Plaque planned to mark Robert Burns’ visit to Paisley in 1787
A bronze plaque could be installed on Paisley High Street to commemorate a visit to the town by Robert Burns in 1787. Paisley Burns Club wants to install the plaque on the former Liberal Club building at 32 High Street. The plaque would mark a meeting between Burns, bookseller Alexander Pattison and others at a house which previously stood on the site. The proposed inscription reads: “In a house on this site in June 1787 Robert Burns met with Al…
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