This website covers the history of the old Beith North Railway station on the Glasgow to Ayr railway line. Anyone with old photographs, historical details, etc can add them to the site as it is on a Wikipedia site. Beith no longer has any direct rail access and this site would be a candidate for any new station.

This site covers the history of this old railway station that stands (2008) on the outskirts of Barrmill. A number of recent photographs illustrate the article and any one with old photographs or historical details can add them as this is a Wikipedia site which permits individual and community involvement.

This website gives some details of the history of Beith and district, including the Rocking Stone on Cuff Hill, the Court Hill near Gateside, Beith Auld Kirk, etc. The site is on Wikipedia which encourages anyone to add more information, photographs, etc.

Saint Innan has strong connections with Beith and this website gives details of the history of this saint and his artefacts, such as Saint Innan's Chair and Holy Well on Cuff Hill. Being a Wikipedia website anyone can add more information, photographs, etc.

This website gives details of the local regional park with a number of photographs illustrating the landscapes, wildlife and facilities available. This is a Wikipedia website and as such it can be improved by anyone willing to contribute photographs, information, etc.

This website gives details of the old Beith Town railway station. Anyone with old photographs or details of the station can enhance the site as Wikipedia allows any individual to contribute.

This site covers the history of Hessilhead in great detail, including Hessilhead Wildlife Rescue Centre, Hessilhead hamlet, Coldstream Mill, and Trearne.

This website gives the history of the old Spier's School site, including information about Geilsland, Broadstone Castle and lime kilns, Gateside Village, and Marshalland. Being a Wikipedia site anyone can add more information and photographs.

The natural history and landscape of the Spier's grounds are included , together with details of the communities continuing involvement in this local 'Park'.

This site gives a detailed history of Giffen Castle with sections on Hessilhead, Barrmill Mill, Barmill, Burnhouse, the old lime kilns, local railways and much more. It is a Wikipedia site which allows for anyone to add more information, photographs, etc.

This site gives details of the history of Barrmill and includes photographs of the village and the old railways. It is a Wikipedia site and will expand as contributors add more text and photographs.