Read All About It Traditional Cache

This cache has been set by a group of children from Coupar Angus Primary School as part of a project to commemorate the Commonwealth Games to be held here in Scotland in 2014.

The children will gain a variety of valuable learning experiences and will learn about the culture of the community and the history of the town,  and will be able to follow trackables throughout the Commonwealth.

Creative Cronan  have placed this lock and lock style cache at the site of a victorian print works.

Printing in Coupar Angus

As far as we know there were 2 printers in Coupar Angus.

Culross the Printers-sadly it closed down in 2013. It was open from 1835 until 2013.

Culross was the biggest printers in Coupar Angus.

The company grew and moved to Queen St.

1938- There was a fire and moved across the road near the steeple.

Culross the printers was owned by Mr  Benzies.

In our school we have a trophy named the Benzie Quaich. The trophy is still here today.

Mr Frank Benzie was a MBA senior.

The other printer was called Thomas L Brown. It closed down a long time ago.

Sadly there are no longer any active presses in the town, but we have a good example of a Victorian style printing press at Press Here