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Unique organ revived at Fyvie Castle
Good progress has been made on our project to restore a remarkable ‘self-playing’ organ at Fyvie Castle in Aberdeenshire.
New finds at Culloden shed light on intensity of battle
Our archaeologists have found grapeshot and an intriguing buckle at Culloden battlefield.
A view to remember: introducing Dedicate a View
Find out about a new way to celebrate and remember your loved ones while protecting Scotland’s wild landscapes and historic buildings.
Launch of global access to our Robert Burns Collection
Over 2,500 historic items from our internationally important collections at Robert Burns Birthplace Museum are now available to explore from anywhere in the world.
Your Gift in Action – spring 2024
As a charity, the Trust depends on the generosity of our supporters to safeguard the many cherished places in our care.
Plant Journeys blog #1 – Magnolia’s jade-like lustre
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Drawbridge discovery at Brodick Castle
Evidence indicating that Brodick Castle was protected by an early 17th-century drawbridge has been uncovered.
Commemorating the 278th anniversary of Culloden
This April, the Trust will mark the 278th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden with a weekend of events.
Plant Journeys: stories of East Asian plants in Hornel’s home and garden
Discover the Plant Journeys exhibition, exploring the cultural significance and rich histories of East Asian plants at Broughton House & Garden.