Women’s hidden stories
Over the past few years, Project Reveal and the Morton Photography Project have been working to document and digitise the National Trust for Scotland’s historical collections.
Along the way, they have discovered the stories of several women and girls. Some are already known to Trust staff and visitors, while some have been overshadowed by others associated with them, or simply overlooked and forgotten.
Throughout this series, members of the project teams are sharing their experiences, thoughts and research to show how the objects we care for can reveal new ways of thinking about Scotland’s women.
Read more about their discoveries below.
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In Our Strategy for Protecting Scotland’s Heritage 2018–23, we set out how we’re planning to work towards our vision that Scotland’s heritage is valued by everyone and protected now, and for future generations.
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