The programme will include updates from the past year as well as looking ahead to 2009.

Members will also have the opportunity to discover more about the Trust through talks, displays and demonstrations of our work.

All Trust Members are invited to attend this meeting.

Dates:
Saturday 27 September 2008

Times:
11.15am

Price:
This is a free event.

Booking:
For further information and booking forms please go to the About the Trust area of the website, or call the Trust's Governance

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Docile women tending to the hearth? Think again! The brave women of the ’45 actively raised men to join the fight and they did not flinch from sharing their fate.

Come to our first ever women’s event to find out about Colonel Anne who raised the Clan Mackintosh against her husband and clan chief’s wishes.

Hear about the women’s anxiety as they are waiting for news from their loved ones and applaud their courage as they withstand the repercussions after the Battle of Culloden.

For two days we will pay tribute to the strong women of the ’45 with costumed presentations, interactive storytelling, tours of the battlefield, talks and music.

Activities for children will also be on offer at special times on both days.
For a detailed schedule please check this page nearer to the date or call the centre.

Men are welcome!

Dates:
Saturday 27 September 2008 - Sunday 28 September 2008

Times:
The visitor centre is open from 9am to 10pm.

Price:
Standard admission charges apply.

Contact:
0844 493 2159

Booking:
0844 493 2159

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We are pleased to have author Maggie Craig speak as part of our Strong Women! A Tribute to Heroines event.

In 1997, Maggie published the first book focussing solely on the women of the ’45. The stories that she recorded are inspiring and heartbreaking, and a must-read for anyone that truly wants to understand the ’45. In this talk, Maggie will speak about the challenges of researching the women whose role and history has been neglected for too long.

Maggie will be available afterward to sign copies of her book.

Maggie Craig is a Glaswegian currently living in Aberdeenshire. She is a full-time writer of fiction, non-fiction and journalism and has contributed to a variety of publications which include The Herald, Scots Magazine and Leopard. She has also done some radio broadcasting, chiefly on subjects of Scottish historical interest.

Dates:
Sunday 28 September 2008

Times:
2:30pm

Price:
Standard admission charges apply

Contact:
0844 493 2159

Booking:
0844 493 2159

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Morning stroll follwed by soup lunch and afternoon fungus table with advice on the do's and don't's.

Dates:
Sunday 28 September 2008

Times:
11am - 3pm

Price:
£8 NTS members, £10 non NTS members. Includes lunch

Booking:
Booking essential as numbers limited by catering facilities, 0844 493 2161.

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