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In 1773 the famous dictionary-writer Samuel Johnson and his biographer James Boswell embarked on a tour of the highlands and islands of Scotland. Using HES archive images we can follow Johnson and Boswell on their journey.
How do you plan for a Climate Emergency? Anna Gaffney from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) takes a look at how the new Planning (Scotland) Act 2019 is set to take on some of the key challenges facing society.
As Guy Fawkes Night approaches, join us on a voyage of discovery as we uncover Scotland’s first fireworks.
A 1930s haunting in Edinburgh, a chilling castle curse and a terrifying ordeal in a Highland church – our Halloween blog journeys into Scotland’s supernatural past with three gripping, ghostly tales.
New exhibition at Duff House explores Scotland’s industrial heritage.
As part of Black History Month, we use sixteenth-century records to uncover the lavish lifestyle of some of Edinburgh Castle’s most intriguing residents.
An interview with the brains behind Spotlight on Mary, an incredible theatrical event which will transform Craigmillar Castle through illumination and projection.
Britain’s first Black school teacher, Tom Jenkins, began his career in a small village in the Scottish Borders. Rachael Bowen follows his extraordinary life this Black History Month.
On National Sporting Heritage Day, we take a look at the tradition of Real Tennis and one of world’s oldest tennis courts.
On Heritage Awareness Day we go through the keyhole and open the doors of two beautiful and unique Scottish homes built in the Swinging Sixties.