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We take a look at recently completed restoration projects at two intriguing Scottish monuments.
Meet five faces from the streets of Enlightenment Edinburgh as we launch our brand-new learning resource, Go Auld Reekie.
Three prehistoric rock art sites in Kirkudbright, Dull, and Peterculte have been scheduled as national monuments
A refurbishment success story with Barclays Bank breathes new life into Glasgow’s Beco Building and Kingston House
Go behind the scenes on a project aiming to recreate part of the Book of Kells, once described as ‘the most precious object of the western world’.
Lynsey Haworth from our collections team takes a time-travelling journey through the gravestones in our care.
Learn how a young woman from Grenada brought a change in Scots law that lasted 180 years.
When Steven Robb from our Planning and Consents team began researching his family tree, he discovered his great-great grandmother was a Blyth of Kirk Yetholm. This led him to explore the unique culture of the Kirk Yetholm Gypsies, who were granted privileges by James V to essentially self-govern. Here, he blogs on uncovering the story of Kirk Yetholm’s Gypsy Kings and Queens.
From West Africa to Ayrshire, uncover the story of Scipio Kennedy – the first name you’ll see on the kitchen wall at Culzean Castle.
During excavations at Caerlaverock Castle, three small fragments of Islamic glass were discovered. But what’s the story behind the fragments?