Stormontfield Heritage sponsored by
Signs & Designs
of Perth
01738 633355

www.signsperth.co.uk

Stormontfield is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, tucked away in a small seclusion, on the eastern bank of the River Tay, some 4/5 miles north of Perth. There is evidence that this small area has been populated for thousands of years, an abundance of archaeological artefacts, stone circles, stone coffins, Roman roads etc., all bear witness to the passing of populations and generations of people through the ages. Curiously, the area doesn't appear to have changed very much, we have been spared the spread of industrial development, housing booms, and redevelopment sprawls that have afflicted much of the rest of the country.

Recent Updates:
additions to Peter Soutar’s page - new photos

Various additions to the notes page, an addition to the memories page from Cindy Buchan, who has offered to give us a copy of an article written in 1972, after the fire at the mill. A new page has been added in the Old Community section for Peter Soutar, who has written many contributions to the history of the area and now needs his own page.

About the website

Contained within this site are the names and memories of some of the residents and many former residents, to whom we owe a debt of gratitude, who have quietly collected a wealth of historical information to pass on to future generations of this peaceful place

The local history of the area, in words and pictures, was traditionally stored and displayed in the Community Hall (formerly Stormontfield School), but the display, was steadily deteriorating and was removed (it has since been reinstated); it was felt that a commitment to the electronic age was necessary, and vital, to preserve the knowledge for future generations.

The information from the former display in the hall is on this site, along with much more which has since been researched, and thanks to the many wonderful stories and pictures sent by people who have lived here in the past, we now have a wonderful insight into the way Stormontfield used to be. Many of the stories are on the visitors memories page, and throughout the site.

© 2002 All photos and articles on this site are copyright of Stormontfield Heritage please ask permission before copying.

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