Glen Albyn Distillery Logbook 21st February 1924
After recently delving into the Dunfermline Public House Society, which bears no connection to Glen Albyn, it's time to return to the routine task of documenting this forgotten distillery. If you're intrigued by the Gothenburg-style public houses that emerged in Scotland during the 1890s, and in some rare instances still persist, you can explore the details of this Fife branch through my completed research paper, which is freely accessible online . I found joy in a different research topic, investigating the alcoholic landscape of the early 1900s, a time when whisky quality varied significantly. The next entry in the Glen Albyn logbook reminds us of the variety of duties that were expected by Excisemen of the period. The above image is kindly provided by the National Motor Museum of today's subject matter, which I expect is a Ford Model T Van, with this example dating from 1914, and was built in the UK and had the option of custom-made bodies being fitted to the chassis....
