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by Gizbeech - 12th Dec 2025 10:54am
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Anyone remember the Laird School of Art?
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my great grandad went to this school
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I was there 1970-71 (foundation course).
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my husband went there in the 60s
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My Husband fell off his scooter outside there in the 70's, thankfully he was alright.
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They did classes on a Saturday for school kids. I did pottery there when I was about 12 I think, in about 1968.
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