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Robert McCutcheon (21 October 1939 – 31 August 2002) was a Scottish author, publisher and historian from Stirling. He wrote and had published several books on the history of Stirling, including Notes for a New History of Stirling (1985), Stirling's Neebour Villages (1986) and Pictures from the Past (1989). In 1986, he wrote a history of Stirling which was published in the Stirling Observer for its 150th anniversary. He was also a book dealer, and owned an antiquarian bookshop.

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text	But most of all I humbly dedicate this book to the late Bob McCutcheon, historian of Stirling, who helped me in my early quests, and to whom, due to my own shortcomings, I never got to say cheerio. (en)
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