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Restoration of Scottish castles
Castle restoration is a popular topic, and something we are often asked about. However, is restoration the right word for the work we do?
Conserving 500-year-old statues at Falkland Palace
Join our team for a glimpse into the work being undertaken to conserve some important statues at Falkland Palace.
The Hill House: what we’ve learned since the Box went up
We placed the Hill House in a protective box to shelter it from the elements. What have we learned since then?
Lions, peacocks and peonies
We’re celebrating Lunar New Year by taking a closer look at Newhailes’ 18th-century embroidered Chinese silks.
Meet the Maker: Burgess Hay from Burgess Bagpipes
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland, by selling their products in our physical and online shops.
Crathes Garden blog #9: American giants and English oaks
In the latest instalment of her blog series, our expert garden guide takes a look at some of Crathes’ oldest and largest trees.
The Hill House: a century of change
How has this gem of Scottish architecture changed through the decades?
Storm Arwen – an opportunity arises
After the severe storm in November, the clean-up process is underway. Although some areas have lost many thousands of trees, it is not an entirely bleak outlook for the future.
Crathes Garden blog #8: homage to trees
Join our expert garden guide for a look at the devastating impact of Storm Arwen on the garden and estate at Crathes Castle.