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Chivalry, luxury and unadulterated violence were the order of the day in Stirling in February 1449. Are you ready to enter the tournament?!
Mary of Guelders married King James II and became Queen of Scots. Explore her fascinating life, her political influence and her charitable work that ensured her legacy in Scottish history.
Lady Grange was entangled in a web of betrayal, conspiracy and a fateful marriage. This is the story of the Scottish socialite who was kidnapped by her husband and accomplices and became a prisoner on St Kilda.
Huts, tents, bothies and more. Holidaymakers in Scotland have a wealth of tiny vacation spaces to holiday in…
Our High-Level Masonry Engagement Co-ordinator reflects on the high-level masonry project and takes a look at reopenings this summer season.
Kilmaronock Old Kirk Trust give their top tips for community groups thinking of taking on the running of a historic place of worship.
Read the story of how Margaret Tudor fought to protect the interests of her children during turbulent times in Scottish history.
The private life of James VI was the source of gossip and speculation during his lifetime. Today, we’re still intrigued by his intimate relationships. We take a look at James VI and his male “favourites”.
Discover the inspirational story of Jane Ferrier, whose tenacious work in the 1800s ensured the survival of the amazing Stirling Heads.
From Britain’s first female sea captain to a woman fighting for equal pay in the male-dominated welding industry – explore the remarkable stories of three Scottish women who found their way in the shipping industry.