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We believe that Scotland’s past can lead the way to a green recovery and an energy efficient future – after all, the greenest building is the one that already exists.
When researching her recent book, author Sara Sheridan worked through over 5,000 female biographies – but Where Are the Black Women in Scotland’s past?
Read about the remarkable life of Peter Burnet, who journeyed from Virginia to Paisley in the late 1700s, becoming one of the town’s most respected residents.
This Scottish Archaeology Month, we take a look at the objects that have been found at the historic sites we care for and what they tell us about Scotland’s past. Join us as we unearth our archaeological collections!
Tenements, tower blocks and townhouses. Over the centuries Scotland’s houses have adapted to fit the the economic and social circumstances of the day. What does your house reveal about Scotland’s history?
From taking our cameras to the clouds to making new use of snapshots from the past, find out how we’re working with NatureScot to document landscape change across Scotland.
Did you know that you can take your canine companion to most of the historic sites we manage? Discerning doggos share their favourite dog-friendly sites.
Find out how to share your memories of swimming at the Scottish seaside with Splash Back and Scran!
The mighty Urquhart Castle has opened its gates to visitors once more! Here’s what to expect from your next historic day out on the shores of Loch Ness.
Looking after a collection of over 38,000 historic objects is a challenge at the best of times, but what about during a pandemic? Collections Access Manager Lynsey Haworth takes us behind the scenes.