a resource centre of information and useful links, grouped under five menus below
 

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Info on museums in the S W of Scotland

• Future Museum - access to the museum collections of Ayrshire and Dumfries & Galloway

National and International resources

• The Robert Burns World Federation - including recently digitised back numbers of the Burns Chronicle
• the National Burns Collection - a national resource

Individual Burns Clubs and other web resources

• Alexandria Burns Club, Scotland
• Alamo Burns Club of Paisley
• Balerno Burns Club
• The Robert Burns Association of North America
• the National Library of Scotland section on Burns,
• Burns Country, a Robert Burns site,
• The Bard (from Scotland On-Line),
• The Robert Burns Club of Milwaukee (with many useful links),
• The Halifax Burns Club in Canada,
• Bowhill People's Burns Club
• Bridgeton Burns Club,
• Dalry Burns Club
• Mauchline Burns Club,
• Paisley Burns Club
• Perth Burns Club.

• Places to visit include:
• the Burns Heritage Park , the Murison Burns Collection in Fife, and Ellisland Farm (website gone).

• Wikipedia articles include:
• Burns' "Bonnie Lesley" (by Roger Griffith)
• Alison Begbie (by Roger Griffith)
• Nelly Kilpatrick (by Roger Griffith)
• Elizabeth Paton (by Roger Griffith)
• Peggy Thompson (by Roger Griffith)
• Eglinton Park and Burns (by Roger Griffith) - video: The Drukken Steps
• Mary Morrison (by Roger Griffith)
• May Cameron (by Roger Griffith)
• Jenny Clow (by Roger Griffith)
• Dr John Mackenzie (by Roger Griffith)
• Mary Campbell (by Roger Griffith)
• Ann Park (by Roger Griffith)
• Agnes Broun (by Roger Griffith)
• Agnes Maclehose (by Roger Griffith)
• Richard Brown (by Roger Griffith)
• Bachelors' Club, Tarbolton (by Roger Griffith)
• William Burnes (by Roger Griffith)
• Nelly Blair (by Roger Griffith)
• Jessie Lewars (by Roger Griffith)
• Isabella Steven (Tibbie Stein) (by Roger Griffith)
• Anne Rankine (by Roger Griffith)
• Helen Hyslop of Moffat (by Roger Griffith)
• Jean Gardiner / Gardner / Hill (by Roger Griffith)
• Irvine Harbour & Robert Burns (by Roger Griffith)
• Burns' diamond point engravings (by Roger Griffith)
• Gilbert Burns (Farmer) (by Roger Griffith)
• David Sillar (by Roger Griffith)
• Robert Burnes (1719-89), an uncle (by Roger Griffith)
• Coila (the muse) (by Roger Griffith)
• Old Rome (South Ayrshire) (by Roger Griffith)
• The Brow Well (by Roger Griffith)
• Kate Kemp of Barskimming (by Roger Griffith)
• Adam Armour (twice-related to Burns) (by Roger Griffith)

'Borealis', the five-piece Ayrshire band creating and performing their own versions of the songs of Robert Burns in a contemporary fusion of jazz, classical, folk and blues