The category A listed Erskine Bridge marked the 50th anniversary of its opening in July 2021 - and you can see amazing footage of the structure here.
Find out some interesting facts you might not have known about the grade A listed Bascule Bridge in this quick read.
To this day people come to watch the grade A listed structure rise to the sky. Find out more about the only remaining rolling lift bridge in Scotland.
Did you know?
In 1834, over £1m worth of shawls were produced locally - worth over £1bn in today's money.
To celebrate International Museum Day 2021, we're showcasing your #ShowUsYourPaisley social submissions for Paisley Museum.
Fashion designer Pam Hogg is leading a call-out for Paisley-patterned items you might have at home - from clothing to cookware - to mark the 150th anniversary of Paisley Museum.
The Burns Caup, presented to the Paisley Burns Club in 1814, is one of several ‘relics’ to remain in Paisley Museum’s store this year as the Club moves its traditional celebrations online.
On 29 December 1745, exactly 275 years ago to the day, the Jacobites led by Bonnie Prince Charlie issued a summons to the then Paisley Town Council to meet and account for raising a local militia against them.
A team of experts have spent the summer of 2019 excavating at Paisley’s Abbey Drain – but what did they find? Well, you can find out here...