Kilmaurs, East Ayrshire

Flower Delivery to Kilmaurs – A Village in East Ayrshire, Scotland

About 21.1 miles south by west of Glasgow, Kilmaurs was known for bonnet, cutlery and shoe workshops. Some iron and coal mines also surrounded the village, and it was famous for producing kale. The village has a lot of history as well, evidenced by the several structures from old that still stand today. Lovers of history will appreciate the sights they see in town.

If you like history, visiting this East Ayrshire village is worth the trip. You can even take along your partner for a romantic getaway. You can make it extra special by presenting Kilmaurs flowers to them as a surprise. Or, if you can't get any flowers in Kilmaurs, why not send flowers to Kilmaurs to your accommodation? Either way gives you a chance to plan something special and make your trip more memorable.

HISTORY

It wasn't until the 13th century when Kilmaurs became known by its name today. Prior to that, it was called the hamlet of Cunninghame. It is suggested that the name Kilmaurs comes from the Gaelic Cil Mor Ais which means Hill of the Great Cairn.

Kilmaurs is where the last remaining hanger (a kind of hunting sword) was made. This piece is now at the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow.

ATTRACTIONS

There are lots of historical attractions in Kilmaurs, and these are some of them:

Laigh Milton Viaduct – this is considered the oldest surviving Railway Bridge in Scotland. The viaduct is located close to Laigh Milton mill which is to the west of Gatehead.

The Jougs – also known as Jugs or Juggs. This was the former chambers of the Parish Council, as well as jail. During the 19th century, the Jougs also served as the fire station for the village.

Public Hall – constructed in 1893, this building is now used by the District Council for the homeless or as a shelter for single-parent families.

War Memorial – located in Morton Park and is dedicated to the men and women who lost their lives during the Great War and the Second World War.

Nearby Attractions

While you're in Kilmaurs, why not take some time to explore neighbouring areas? There you'll find some interesting sights to see including:

Rowallan Castle – a 16th-century castle that was home to the Muirs, an important Ayrshire family that produced builders, composers, historians and writers. You can pre-book a tour to explore the grounds and halls of the building.

Dick Institute – located in Kilmarnock, this museum features several displays showcasing local and industrial history, fine art and natural sciences. The two contemporary art galleries showcase different exhibitions.

Dundonald Castle – this structure sits on a prominent hilltop in the village of Dundonald. It's a fine example of a medieval tower house and its lower hall features a barrel-vaulted ceiling.

Birthdays, job promotions, engagements and any other kind of celebration is best shared with family and friends. But when you can't be around those you love during events like these, why not order flowers for delivery to Kilmaurs? It won't replace your physical presence but the thought will definitely count. As on online florist, we can help you out with our large selection of floral arrangements perfect for any occasion – birthdays, anniversaries, Mother's Day, Valentine's Day and so much more. When you pick us to send flowers to Kilmaurs, we can offer you next-day delivery.

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