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Senior Paintings Conservator, Ailsa Murray, sheds some light on the history of hidden gem, Skelmorlie Aisle, and explains how it inspired a pandemic project to explore sustainability within paintings conservation and share a message about climate change.
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.