The town of Irvine is at least 1,000 years old, and has accumulated a whole load of history in that time, this section deals with some of it.
- Bank Street
- Birthplace of John Galt
- Bogside Racecourse
- Bogside Railway Station
- Bourtreehill House
- Boyd’s Automatic tide signalling apparatus
- Bridgegate
- Buchanite Meeting House
- Buchanites
- Capitulation of Irvine
- Clearance Cairns
- Colvin’s Ironmongery and General Store – Bridgegate
- Cunninghame Combination Poorhouse
- Cunninghamhead Estate
- Dreghorn
- Drukken Steps
- Drybridge Railway Station
- Eglinton Castle
- Eglinton Country Park
- Eglinton Tournament Bridge
- Eglinton Tournament of 1839
- Fullarton
- Glasgow Herald Article 22nd November 1989
- Glasgow Vennel
- Grannie stone
- Hill Street
- Industry and the Eglinton Castle estate
- Irvine
- Irvine Bank Street railway station
- Irvine Bridge (The Water Bridge_
- Irvine Burns Club
- Irvine Cross
- Irvine Harbour
- Irvine Maps
- Irvine Robert Burns Statue
- Irvine Royal Academy
- Irvine War Memorial
- Jail Close
- Littlestane Loch
- Marymass
- Meadowpark Holiday Camp – Gailes
- Medieval Ley Tunnels
- Mercat Chross (Market Cross)
- Montgomery Street
- MV Garnock
- Nobel Enterprises
- Old Dreghorn Primary School {Urbex} Part 1
- Old Dreghorn Primary School {Urbex} Part 2
- Old Dreghorn Primary School {Urbex} Part 3
- Old Dreghorn Primary School {Urbex} Part 4
- Old Parish Church
- Old Parish Churchyard
- Perceton House
- Powder House
- Puddle Ford
- Robert Burns and the Eglinton Estate
- Robert Burns, the Heckling Shed and his Stay in Irvine, 1781 – 82
- Seagate
- Seagate Castle
- St Inians Well
- Stanecastle
- Tanzie Well
- The Anti-Italian riots in Irvine 1940
- The Black Man
- The Carters and Irvine
- The Chapel Well
- The Drucken Steps and Robert Burns in Irvine
- The Earliest Known Photograph Relating to Irvine
- The Eglinton Dovecote
- The Eglinton Icehouse
- The Eglinton Rackets Hall
- The Gallows Knowe
- The Irvine Witch Trial of 1618
- The Low Green
- The Magnum Leisure Centre
- The old Grammar School – Kirkgatehead (The Kailyard School)
- The old Irvine Mortuary
- The Tolbooth, Town House and Tron – 1861 / 1862
- The Townhouse
- Towerlands
- Trindlemoss Loch
- Trinity Church

Montgomery Street from New Street. - by Crawford Fulton
This photo is taken from George McMaster's Collection. This late Victorian photo shows the view of the town seen by passengers leaving the 1839 railway station or those walking towards the centre of this ancient settlement from the town's harbour.

Uninspired Trinity - by Crawford Fulton
This photograph was taken sometime between 1863 and 1896. For over 30 years the Trinity Church in Irvine, Scotland, was without its spectacular spire. I am delighted to report that this beautiful building is currently being restored externally; sadly, the interior, which was severely vandalised 40 years ago, will not be reinstated as part of this project. The completed building can be viewed here:
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43 The Cross Irvine - by Crawford Fulton
This photo was taken from George McMaster's Collection. It was probably taken at the end of the 19th Century. Shown here is the Saddler's Corner and the view to the north west, to the upper stretch of High Street.

Montgomery Street (late 19th Century) - by Crawford Fulton
This photo is taken from George McMaster's Collection. Another view across the Water Bridge to Trinity Church and lower Bridgegate. In the foreground is the top (eastern) part of Montgomery Street (formerly Halfway). on the right, just past the single storey building with the large dormer window, is the the northern end of Fullarton Street. To the left, before the Bute and Ayr Arms, is the southern entrance to Waterside. In the right foreground we can see that cobbles have been lifted for repair.