A Helensburgh spring – Margaret Fay Shaw’s diary of 1920/21
An American student in Scotland – Margaret Fay Shaw’s reflections on a year at school in Helensburgh in the 1920s: Part 1
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Margaret Fay Shaw’s diary of 1920/21
An American student in Scotland: Part 2 of Margaret Fay Shaw’s reflections on a year at school in Helensburgh in the 1920s.
Meet the Makers: Allistair Burt from Hole in my Pocket
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland – find out more about them in this new series.
Inspiring places
Scotland’s spectacular scenery has inspired writers, painters and film makers for generations. Through a break in trees, by turning a bend or simply opening your curtains, you can discover a magical mix of mountains, lochs, forest and glens.
Magda Sagarzazu: Keeper of Canna’s Flame
Read about the life of Canna’s tradition bearer Magda Sagarzazu and the impact she had on Scotland’s heritage.
The Second Morton Photography Symposium
On Thursday 29 October the Second Morton Photography Symposium on ‘Ways of Seeing’: Women and Photography in Scotland will take place as an online webinar hosted by Glasgow Women's Library.
Meet the Makers: Anthony Wright from Barrhead Leather
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland – find out more about them in this new series.
Thanks for responding to our SOS
Supporters are giving generously to our Save Our Scotland appeal.
Collections Diaries – Part I: Photographs of a Hidden Empire
As the Collections Team return to work, we’re sharing stories that give a behind-the-scenes look at their current projects to preserve Scotland’s history.
St Kilda – the evacuation of a community
St Kilda is one of many island communities in Scotland to have been abandoned. This article looks at some of the reasons.
Partnership project to uncover illicit whisky past
We’ve partnered with The Glenlivet on a project to uncover the stories of one of Scotland’s most iconic products.
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