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With Scotland’s Year of Young People fast approaching, we highlight one of our recent collaboration projects with young people – ‘Creative Pathways’.
From military drill hall to vibrant arts centre, Rob Hoon from Out of the Blue on how Scotland’s Drill Halls can find a new lease of life
This month we’re delving into the depths of Scotland’s history of war and conflict, starting with an introduction to military history from Romans to the twentieth century
From phantom pipers to cursed castles, Communications Correspondent Miriam Morris uncovers stories of Scotland’s haunted homes this Halloween
Hear how revising our Statements of Significance led us to uncover an unexpected link between Broughty Castle and Inchcolm Abbey in the form of Tudor Warships.
Scotland’s first ever Year of Young People is happening in 2018. It aims to inspire all ages through its young people by celebrating their achievements, valuing their contributions, and allowing them to shine on a local and global stage.
From monstrous carvings to grisly remains, we share some spooky stories from Scotland’s history this Halloween
Have you ever thought about doing an internship with HES, or any other heritage organisation? Heleen Schoolmeesters recently spent five months working with our Learning Team making educational resources, video and more. Here she shares a little of what she learned
This Black History Month, we take a look at the ethnic diversity in Roman Britain by uncovering the life of Septimius Severus, Rome’s first African Emperor, and his time in Scotland
The Mòd was established in 1892 and takes place annually. Find out more about the history of the Mòd and what you can expect from the festival.