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Moirlanich unlocked – farm life
In this second article in a series about Moirlanich Longhouse we look at working life on this small Scottish farm.
Canna and Sanday map out the future
The inner Hebridean islands of Canna and Sanday have emerged as world leaders in the application of digital mapping technology.
Raising funds for Burns Cottage
We’re appealing for support to carry out vital works at the Bard’s birthplace.
Hebridean female crofters – in sharp focus
Margaret Fay Shaw’s photographic work demonstrates the life of female Hebridean crofters in South Uist in the 1930s.
The life of Mary, Queen of Scots
A summary of the life of one of Scotland’s most fascinating historical figures
A royal visit to Falkland Palace in the spring of 1562
With the release of the new Mary Queen of Scots film this month, we’ve imagined how a royal visit to Falkland Palace, said to be one of Mary’s favourite residences, might have involved the people who worked there.
Putting Scotland on the map
We’re showcasing Scotland’s world-leading conservation work on an international stage.
Revealing archaeology
During July, August and September 2018, a post-graduate student from Glasgow University completed a work placement with the National Trust for Scotland’s archaeologists.