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Rab Houston, author of Scotland: A Very Short Introduction talks to History Scotland. ...

Jo Woolf celebrates the achievements of West Lothian explorer Isobel Wylie Hutchison who is believed to be the ...

David C Jackson talks about his research quest to discover why a man once described as the ‘chief Scotsman of his ...

Author Nick Holland explores the fascination of the Brontë sisters for Scotland, and in particular the work of ...

Saga Magazine presents its top three accessible visitor attractions and things to do in the city of Edinburgh. ...

On the shelves of libraries and archives everywhere there are hidden lives waiting to be discovered. This article ...

Dr Adele Patrick of Glasgow Women’s Library tells the story of legendary Scottish suffragette campaigner Helen ...

St Giles' Cathedral, also known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh, was founded in the twelfth century and has played a ...

Laurence Fenton tells the story of the Abolitionist leader born into slavery in 19th-century Maryland, who became ...

Scots are famous for many things, but trying to kill Franco isn't typically one of them, writes Alastair Stewart. ...

Gary Brewer recalls the pleasures of childhood in 1960s Glasgow, when family life centered around a cosy tenement ...

The Marie Stuart Society carries out a range of activities to promote awareness of the life and legacy of Mary ...