Tam o' Shanter at Alloway Kirk - one of five paintings by Angus Scott . . MORE

Wood carving of Tam o' Shanter escaping Cutty Sark - one of a set of six wood carvings . . MORE

'The Vision' - painting by James Elder Christie . . MORE

'Burns in Edinburgh' - painting by C M Hardie . . MORE

Part of the stained glass window commemorating the 175th anniversary of Irvine Burns Club - by artist Paul Lucky . . MORE

One of six panels rescued from Lauder's Tea Rooms in Kilmarnock and restored by Susan Bradbury . . MORE

Part of the entry in Dr Fleming's Daybook recording the potions he prescribed to Robert Burns, lint dresser . . MORE

Tam o' Shanter & Souter Johnnie - Parian Ware - MORE

Silk stockings given as a token of friendship to Irvine bookseller William Templeton - MORE

Detail of a gavel carved by Bill Parkinson to mark the 200th anniversary of Burns' death in 1996 - MORE

17th century panel from Irvine Tolbooth, with an inscription honouring King Charles II - MORE

Sculpture, by Alan Beattie Herriot, of Wallace and Burns, for the 250th anniversary of Burns' birth in 2009 - MORE

Replica of the statue of Highland Mary in Dunoon, made for those subscribing 10 guineas towards the statue - MORE

One of Irvine Burns Club's first Honorary Members in 1828 - Irvine-born John Galt - MORE

The chair kept by the Gilroy family, as it had been a favourite seat of the poet in Templeton's bookshop - MORE

Part of the manuscript of "The Twa Dogs" - used for the Kilmarnock Edition and owned by Irvine Burns Club - MORE

The Irvine RNLI barometer, brought home to Irvine during the Club's Harbour Heritage Project - MORE

The piano in the upstairs Music Room, donated by the family of SNO conductor Ian Whyte - MORE

David Sillar gave this cup to his grandson and a later relation donated it to Irvine Burns Club - MORE

A model of the printing press used for the Kilmarnock Edition - made at Grange Academy, Kilmarnock, in 2013 - MORE

Burns' toddy ladles, exhibited in the 1896 Burns Centenary Exhibition in Glasgow - MORE

The 1996 Masterclass series included a session by Bill McCue on 'The Songs of Robert Burns' - MORE

This statue of Burns was found in Belgium by Clement Wilson - MORE

Bailie Fullarton was the model for Provost Pawkie in John Galt's 'Annals of the Parish' - MORE

The Planter cup has an intriguing history - it was awarded to the son of the lawyer who dealt with Burns' father - MORE

Provost John Paterson's family built 'Wellwood' and his sone bequeathed the house to Irvine Burns Club - MORE

'Wellwood' - a painting by Jim Butler. The story of the building is told on these pages - MORE

A panel from the church preceding the current Irvine Old Parish Church - the text is explained on these pages - MORE

A mural in the Burns Room, where a 10-minute audio-visual tells the story of Burns' time in Irvine in 1781 - MORE

A scene of friendship - on a Cup presented to Irvine Burns Club to mark a link between Irvine and Sheffield - MORE

The Coat of Arms Burns might have had - a creation by Ross Bennie, of the Lord Lyon's office, in 2020 - MORE

A model of the Burns statue in Chicago - MORE

A snuff box and whisky glass owned by 18th century Irvine bookseller William Templeton - MORE

A section of oak rafter of Burns Cottage, presented to Irvine Burns Club by James D Sloan - MORE

The 13th Earl of Eglinton, who organised the medieval-style Eglinton Tournament of 1839 - MORE