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We use our archives to look at some of the spectacular Scottish structures opened by the Queen over the course of her reign.
Ahead of the Service of Thanksgiving at St Giles Cathedral to mark the Coronation of King Charles III, we take a brief look at the history of this national landmark.
This weekend Edinburgh’s Mercat Cross will play an important role in the accession of King Charles III. Uncover its history on our blog.
We delve into our collections to take a look at the ceremony and celebrations when George IV made a monumental arrival in Leith 200 years ago.
For South Asian Heritage Month, Tariq Ali uncovers the journey of his grandfather who came to Scotland as a Punjabi immigrant and became “Johnny” a travelling salesman in Scotland’s rural communities in the 1940s-50s
Andrew Burnet from our Interpretation Team takes a behind-the-scenes look at our work to add interpretation to sites affected by our high level masonry inspections.
As our largest re-enactment event, Celebration of the Centuries, makes a triumphant return to Fort George on Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 August, we thought we’d share a preview of what and who to expect at the event. Get planning a day out that will go down in history.
Our Director of Operations, Craig Mearns, gives us a behind the scenes look at the biggest conservation challenge facing Scotland’s historic buildings.
Sir Walter Scott’s ballads from the Scottish Borders include heroic adventures and fairy folklore. At atmospheric Smailholm Tower, an amazing collection of dolls brings these tales to life.
In the summer of 1548, a small Scottish town became the focus of an enormous power struggle. We explore the story of the Siege of Haddington.