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Robert Burns lived, worked and died in Dumfries, Scotland. The Burns Howff Club is a society celebrating his life, works and contribution to Scottish heritage.
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| Membership Now Due | | Please remember that Culb membership fees are now due - the Secretary and Treasurer regret that there were some typographical error on the membership forms which were sent out with the AGM papers.
Membership must be paid by 29th June
Members of Retiral age should pay £15
Ordinary members sould pay £18 | |
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The Burns Howff Club was formed in the Globe Inn, Dumfries, south west Scotland in 1889, and meets on the 25th January each year to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns in 1759 with a "Burns Supper". The Club takes its name from a reference by Robert Burns to the Globe Inn being his favourite "Howff", an old Scottish term for a meeting place.
The Howff Club has an extensive library of Burns works and the works of other Scottish poets and literary figures. Members are always pleased to welcome visitors to the Globe Inn and Dumfries, and it is always a particular pleasure to host Burns Suppers at The Globe Inn or at a venue of your choice.
The objectives of this web site are to:
Click here for our recent Club News letter in PDF format available to view and download
Read about the Scots Language Competition Book
which we published for 2009.
Now Limited Stock.
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