At least four Scots died for Liberty and Texas: Richard W Ballantine, Isaac Robinson, David L Wilson and …
Robert the Bruce’s bid for the Throne began 708 years ago
Robert the Bruce’s journey to become King of Scots began 708 years ago in Dumfries, Scotland. In a meeting …
Dig It! 2015
Dig It! 2015, the year-long celebration of Scottish archaeology, has teamed up with hundreds of organisations including National …
Will the next President wear a Kilt?
Of the 44 men who have served as President, an astonishing 29 have been of either Scottish or …
Scotland’s Spookiest Places
With it’s rich history, majestic landscapes, and awe-inspiring fortifications, Scotland is a fascinating place, but some places are breathtaking …
Black Watch Museum Awarded 5 Stars
The Black Watch Castle and Museum in Perth has secured VisitScotland’s highest Quality Assurance accolade in recognition of …
Giant Aurochs Discovered in Orkney
A giant aurochs skeleton has been discovered at the Ness of Brodgar archaeology site in Orkney, providing a …
The World’s First Paddle Propelled Steamboat
ON THIS DAY – Oct 14: William Symington, demonstrated the World’s first paddle propelled steamboat at Dalswinton Loch …
Happy Birthday to the US Navy
On this day – October 13, 1775 the Continental Congress voted to fit out two sailing vessels, armed …
Viking Gold Uncovered
A horde of Viking treasure believed to be over 1,000 years old has been dug-up by a retired …
Edinburgh Castle attracts record number of visitors!
With 223,107 visitors, Edinburgh Castle recorded its busiest July ever. Scotland’s number one paid-for visitor attraction and home …
New Coast to Coast ‘John Muir Way’ announced
A new path passing through Scotland’s central belt has announced and named after the Dunbar-born conservationist John Muir. …
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