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the home website of the birsay heritage trust view spring 2016 birsay heritage trust newsletter historic birsay today | barony mills | st. magnus church | directory | historic sites | scenic walks | hms tern | orkney flours project | roond aboot | guest book | membership birsay ancient capital of orkney ************* welcome to birsay, home to neolithic peoples, picts, vikings, scottish royalty and a cosmopolitan cross-section of people today. birsay today now a parish of orkney, birsay was already ancient when it became the centre of viking power in the days of earl thorfin of saga fame. orkneys' first cathedral was in birsay, and st magnus was buried here following his foul murder, c 1116. st. magnus church now stands on these foundations. centuries later earl robert stewart, bastard brother of king james v, built his palace here, testimony to the richness of the area. today peace reigns over good farm land, fishing grounds, bird colonies, convenient services and quiet, beautiful scenery. why come to birsay? birsay - in fact, all of orkney - has been settled continuously since neolithic times more than 5000 years ago, and birsay has remains and reminders from every chapter of this long history. earliest are the chambered cairns and standing stones; in the iron age tall stone towers called brochs were built for reasons still unknown. later, the picts lived here, as archaeologists have found from their house sites and workshops. most famously, the norse swept all before them, as place names and the ruins of buildings testify. the norse blended with the incoming scots leaving a record of activity up to the present day. come to absorb the sense of continuity wrought by the evidence of this long history. come to walk along the sea cliffs and across the open moorland while studying the bird life. come to explore the archaeological treasures, or just to relax in the glow of the open sea and sky. historic birsay today birsay heritage trust barony mills birsay in the defence of britain scenic walks craft shops and galleries food, accommodation and services getting here links the birsay heritage trust was established in 1998 by the citizens of birsay concerned that historically interesting sites are rapidly decaying or disappearing, and that living memory of these will soon fade. barony mills is operated by the trust for the orkney islands council. the main mill produces stone ground beremeal and oats during the winter months. from 15th may to september, the mill is open to the public for tours. birsay in wartime is a new initiative commemorating the role of the parish during the world wars. undertakings include the renovation of the control tower and other buildings at the former naval air station, hms tern, in cooperation with argos, the aircraft research group. another is the repair of the kitchener memorial in conjunction with the centenary of the loss of the hampshire soon after the battle of jutland in ww i. in addition, the trust also disseminates information about birsay and encourages the public to appreciate and help preserve the many aspects of heritage. membership the trust welcomes new members from anywhere in the world who have an interest in history and the traditional ways of life. birsay is an excellent example spanning 5000 years. see our membership application . newsletter : several times a year, the birsay community council publishes a newsletter: ' roond aboot birsay '. the newsletter was started by rev. graeme brown when he first came to the birsay parish. when rev. brown retired, the birsay community council felt the newsletter was of significant interest to the parish that they have continued its publication. as each new issue is published it will be added to this website for your enjoyment. latest newsletter (autumn 2016) spring 2016 newsletter december 2015 newsletter december 2014 newsletter autumn 2013 newsletter autumn 2012 newsletter autumn 2010 newsletter spring 2010 newsletter spring 2009 newsletter sept 2008 newsletter sept 2007 newsletter sept 2006 newsletter sept 2005 newsletter sept 2004 newsletter feb 2004 newsletter jul 2003 newsletter jan 2003 newsletter on behalf of the birsay heritage trust, welcome to birsay record an entry in our guest book please view guest book entries recorded by other visitors to our site. getting here! once in orkney to get to birsay from kirkwall: take the a965 road from kirkwall, through the village of finstown; about 1 mile beyond turn right onto a986 following the signs to dounby. the parish of birsay begins in dounby, and the barony mills, a working water mill and information point, is 5.3 miles north of dounby, and close to the main historic sites . to get to birsay from stromness, a ferry terminal for those arriving by car, leave the town on the a965 for kirkwall, but just outside the town, turn left onto a967 to dounby. follow the signs to dounby then turn left onto a986 and continue to barony mills as above. click here for local map highlighting mill click here for local map highlighting church to get to orkney official orkney tourist board site british airways plan your trip kirkwall airport northlink ferries orkney ferries pentland ferries ridgway travel, kirkwall scotrail links of interest to travellers to orkney www.caithness.org www.walking-routes.co.uk www.orphir.org.uk the birsay heritage trust is a recognised scottish charitable incorporated organisation, sco 26742 photographs and sketches kindly supplied by frank and sara zabriskie and harold stanley movingiton 2012

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