Location 1: Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre

In 1913, pilots of No 2 Squadron the Royal Flying Corps flew to Montrose to set up the first operational air station in Britain where pilots trained in both World Wars.

The award winning Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre houses an outstanding collection of documents, photographs, aircraft, engines and vehicles.

Location 2: Caledonian Railway

Sixty years ago, Angus was crisscrossed by railway lines, but most of the lines are long gone.

However, thanks to Brechin Railway Preservation Society, steam trains and diesel engines once again take passengers along the four mile route to and from The Caledonian Railway’s perfectly-restored example of a Victorian train station in the centre of Brechin and Bridge of Dun.

Location 1: Davidson Cottage

The grandfather of Walter and Arthur Davidson, co-founders of The Harley Davidson Motorcycle Company lived at Netherton Cottage in Aberlemno, by Brechin.

The Davidson family left Angus for America in the mid-nineteenth century and their cottage fell into decline and became a ruin. The cottage has been restored and has become a pilgrimage site for Harley Davidson enthusiasts from all over the world.

The annual Harley-Davidson in the City festival sees hundreds of Harley-Davidsons roar into Brechin via Netherton Cottage to celebrate the town’s connection to the Davidson family.

Location 2: Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club

Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club in Glamis is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of historic vehicles and has a collection of heritage vehicles and associated memorabilia on display.

The club also organises the premier vintage motoring event – the Scottish Transport Extravaganza in the grounds of Glamis Castle every July.