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Striking landscape photography, detailed sketches and evocative paintings – Scotland’s climate change story visualised through powerful shortlisted entries for the Visions of Climate Heritage competition
Alice Masson from the #HistoricScot youth forum shares her top tips for finding peace, comfort and wellbeing in Scotland’s historic places.
In the run up to the biggest climate action event in the calendar, we look ahead to COP26 and what it means for Scotland’s historic environment.
Author Sara Sheridan follows in her family’s footsteps and explores the Jewish heritage of Edinburgh, with some help from the archives.
We speak to Event Sales Manager Suzanne Davies about her role at HES, featuring fireworks, feasts, amazing historic venues and the occasional late night!
Homes and businesses are part of our everyday built heritage, but what can be done to support owners of older properties to care for their buildings? In this guest blog, Steve Williams from Stirling City Heritage Trust explores more.
Discover the life of African American freedom fighter Frederick Douglass and his mission to win Scotland’s support in his fight against slavery.
What does history or heritage mean? Why is it important? And how do we talk about it? There’s no one answer when we’re talking about heritage.
Between the coronavirus pandemic, enforced social distancing and a lockdown, we’re all looking for ways to boost our mental and physical fitness. Could spending time with Scotland’s history help?
What can a stack of 200 year old directories from Trinity House in Leith tell us about life in Edinburgh between 1774 and 1842? Inga Edwardson, our Collections Management Trainee takes a look…