Heritage
The Glasgow Green Story
Glasgow Museums have opened the first new permanent gallery space in ten years at the People’s Palace – On The Green, which tells the story of Glasgow Green. Located within […]
Heritage
Culture
Adding Colour To Monochrome
Lost Edinburgh has been taking Facebook by storm with its snapshots of the city in years gone by The page has over 120,000 fans who regularly engage with the black-and-white images, and […]
Culture
The Yule Beggar
Here’s an auld Scottish Christmas tale from the depths of our archives. It’s said to have originated around the late 1500s. IT was Christmas Eve. The shepherd of a flock in […]
Culture
Rediscover Lost Glasgow
Uncovering snapshots of the city’s forgotten past… If the growth in attendance at Doors Open events across our towns and cities is anything to go by, huge numbers of Scots […]
Culture
Scots At Waterloo
The Royal Scots Greys – now known as The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards – lead Scotland’s programme of events to mark the 200th anniversary of Waterloo Napoleon called them “Les […]
Culture
Guardians Honoured
The Saltire is flying over Stirling Bridge for the first time in over 700 years In a formal unveiling ceremony on Friday, May 29, the Saltire was raised over a […]
Heritage
Wallace Monument
The Wallace Monument stands on Abbey Craig, near Stirling On September 11, 1297 atop the heights of the rocky promontory, the Scots army stood poised. William Wallace and Andrew de […]
