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Who was Mary Queen of Scots? Why was she executed? Discover everything you need know about the life of Mary Queen ...
History Scotland’s 48-page limited edition Mary Queen of Scots magazine explores various aspects of Mary’s life ...
Explore seven centuries of clan battles in Scotland with the Lochcarron interactive clan battlefield map. ...
If you enjoy exploring Scotland’s history, archaeology and heritage then you’ll love History Scotland, a ...
Glasgow's Queen Street Station was officially opened on 18 February 1842.
Scottish Minister James Renwick was executed on 17 February 1688 for refusing to swear fealty to King James VII. ...
Government forces, under the leadership of Lord Louden, failed in their attempt to capture Charles Edward Stuart ...
The Caledonian Railway Company opened on 15 February 1848, running trains between Glasgow and London.
The extent and composition of the salvage site of the German High Seas Fleet, that was scuttled almost a century ...
Alexander Graham Bell filed a patent for the telephone on 14 February 1876.
The Glencoe Massacre took place on 13 February 1692.
Reverend Henry Duncan, founder of one of the world's first commercial savings banks, died on 12 February 1846.
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