All Stories
Photo forensics – teasing out the details
Canna archivist Fiona Mackenzie shows how research helps to fill in the details of the Margaret Fay Shaw photographic collection catalogue in Canna House.
From quiet homes and first beginnings
Archivist Fiona Mackenzie describes her first five years on the Isle of Canna.
Preston Mill goes for a whirl
Vital lockdown work at Preston Mill keeps Scotland’s heritage alive.
Looking after Scotland under lockdown
Our properties may not have been open to visitors, but the National Trust for Scotland’s vital work has continued through the coronavirus crisis.
Maintaining Inveresk Lodge Garden during lockdown
The serene hillside garden and pond in the charming village of Inveresk, near Edinburgh, continues to be maintained by the regional team during the coronavirus pandemic.
Digital heritage in the time of coronavirus
Digital platforms are offering new ways to explore our heritage virtually now that we can’t visit in person.
Meet the Culloden cows
In the midst of so much change, our animals continue to graze the battlefield – although they must be wondering where all their visitors have gone!
Isle of Canna – a view from the harbour
Managing the harbour on Canna during the coronavirus pandemic and how the island is coping with the isolation.
Through the eyes of: the third (and present!) Trust ranger at St Abb’s Head
Liza Cole gives you a snapshot of what life is like for a Senior Ranger at St Abb’s Head NNR.