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Preston Mill goes for a whirl
Vital lockdown work at Preston Mill keeps Scotland’s heritage alive.
St Kilda – the last summer
Folklorist Margaret Fay Shaw’s description and images of her visit to St Kilda, just before the evacuation of its inhabitants in 1930.
Blooming gorgeous: purple milk-vetch
This little plant brings a splash of summer colour and is an important food plant for many insects.
90th anniversary of the evacuation of St Kilda
Sunday 10 May 2020 marks the 90th anniversary of the beginning of the end for the inhabitants of the remote Scottish archipelago of St Kilda.
Catch us on the big screen!
Enjoy some of our amazing National Trust for Scotland places from the comfort of your own home.
A virtual walk around Canna House Garden
See and hear springtime in Canna House Garden with Archivist Fiona Mackenzie
An island odyssey
In these challenging times when we are unable to visit the very special places that are in the care of the Trust, one of our Trustees recalls a uniquely memorable five days in June 2018.
The creation of the woodland garden at Brodick Castle
The plant collection at Brodick Castle has long been held in high regard by horticulturalists and enthusiasts from around the world. Discover how the woodland garden was established a century ago.
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.