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Month: October 2019

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  • Archive black and white image of the ruins of Craigmillar Castle

    Three Ghost Stories for Halloween

    25 October 2019, Gaelic, History
  • charcoal illustration of people making barrels

    When art and engineering meet

    25 October 2019, Industrial Heritage
  • Three people inside a broch with a laser scanner

    Getting the measure of brochs

    18 October 2019, Virtual visits
  • Two Black women wearing historical garb

    The King’s Daughter and the ‘Moorish Lassies’

    16 October 2019, Black History, History, Women's History
  • A colourful projection is being made onto the wall of a castle.

    In the Spotlight: Mary Queen of Scots and Double Take Projections

    07 October 2019, Events
  • Drawing of a young man in the room of a rustic cottage holding a candle in order to read a book

    The Smiddy and the School Teacher

    02 October 2019, Black History, History

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