The forgotten goal against Dundee 40 years ago which could have been the greatest George Best ever scored
It is still known as the greatest goal ever scored in the history of the North American Soccer League (NASL).
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The day crooner Bing Crosby brought a touch of White Christmas to the rain-soaked Old Course 70 years ago
It was the day America’s favourite crooner wowed the crowds at the home of golf and needed a police escort to escape.
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“Forget the hearse, cause I’ll never die”: Bon Scott’s death rocks Kirriemuir 40 years on
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Kirriemuir rock legend Bon Scott was found dead 40 years ago after a night of wild partying. As the 15th BonFest takes place this weekend, albeit online due to the coronavirus outbreak, we look back at the AC/DC frontman’s life and legacy.
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Scotland’s whaling history brought to life after former student’s hand-written notes from 1977 are translated
For over 130 years, ‘Arctic cowboys’ sailed uncharted seas and risked their lives to hunt whales and seals.
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‘This city will kill me’: Churchill, the maggot saga, and how the cigar-puffing statesman came to despise Dundee
Today marks 80 years since Churchill woke up to his first day on the job of prime minister – having been granted the position at midnight on May 10 1940. However, his relationship with Dundee – where he was MP for 14 years – was somewhat turbulent, as Gayle Ritchie finds out...
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A horse-drawn carriage propelled by a sail, the petticoat problem and the perils of cigars on 1830s trains
It’s 65 years since passenger trains were withdrawn from the Dundee and Newtyle Railway. Gayle Ritchie looks at what happened to one of Scotland’s earliest railways
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‘Mel Gibson gave me a kiss’: Remarkable scenes as Hollywood descended on a Mearns landmark
10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
The forgotten goal against Dundee 40 years ago which could have been the greatest George Best ever scored
A horse-drawn carriage propelled by a sail, the petticoat problem and the perils of cigars on 1830s trains
FEATURE: Surviving players relive 60th anniversary of ‘greatest day’ in history of St Andrews United Football Club
The day crooner Bing Crosby brought a touch of White Christmas to the rain-soaked Old Course 70 years ago
The day Errol Railway Station rose from the ashes after funeral procession marked its closure five years earlier
From mohicans to mullets: a history of hairstyles in Dundee
We remember the Scotland World Cup song recorded in Andy Stewart’s Arbroath bedroom 30 years ago
A Trip Back in Time: Crail
Dundee pub drinks inspired 1960s pop star to put together new album for forgotten guitar hero Jim Kelly
The gruesome double murder at Roseangle ‘house of horrors’ which still haunts Dundee after 40 years
‘Never drive like this chap’: As the driving test marks its 85th birthday, we explore how it’s made roads safer and saved millions of lives
10 from 10 – A look back at photos from our news pages 10 years ago this week
Scott Begbie: Ready Player One for memories of big beasts from the dawn of the video games era
From the ‘human toad’ to the tongueless woman, Glamis Castle hides some dark secrets
Gentlemen dined publicly on broken glass and candles in the days of waxworks and strongmen in Dundee
Murder, fire and majesty: Glamis Castle’s captivating past
Scotland’s whaling history brought to life after former student’s hand-written notes from 1977 are translated
Local historian brings untold story of forgotten Angus World War One hero to life 105 years after his death
The 100-mile dash to complete golf’s ’round of the century’ over 18 courses and five helicopter trips in 1975
A Trip Back in Time: Forfar
EYEWITNESS: The longest day when Scotland faced the Cullen fields and Gazza’s greatness
‘This city will kill me’: Churchill, the maggot saga, and how the cigar-puffing statesman came to despise Dundee
