Resort and Ruin: Dunbar’s Hotel Belle-Vue
Historic Environment Scotland
by Genna Bard
1w ago
Dunbar's Hotel Belle-Vue was a landmark on the East Lothian coast for a century, but behind its grand façade there was a tragic family history. The post Resort and Ruin: Dunbar’s Hotel Belle-Vue appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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Top Ten Jousting Facts
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by Kara ter Morsche
3w ago
Spectacular Jousting is charging into Linlithgow Palace and Caerlaverock Castle this summer, so we thought we’d take a look at the who, how why and where of this fascinating sport. The post Top Ten Jousting Facts appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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A Quick History of Crofting
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by Dr Mary MacLeod Rivett
1M ago
Crofting is a long standing Scottish tradition - but what's involved, who does it, and how can it benefit our historic environment? The post A Quick History of Crofting appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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Euro 2024: History for Half Time?
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by Samuel Wilson
1M ago
Always happy to jump on the bandwagon, we dig out some historic connections between Scotland and our Euro 2024 group stage opponents. The post Euro 2024: History for Half Time? appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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Scotland’s Last Cave-Dwellers
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by Guest Blog
1M ago
In Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month. Davie Donaldson looks into the live of his ancestor, Geordie Lindsay, one of the last people to have lived in Scotland's coastline caves. The post Scotland’s Last Cave-Dwellers appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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The Greengate Close Coterie
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by Guest Blog
1M ago
Dr Keava MacMillan takes us on a tour of Greengate Close in Kirkcudbright and its place in Scotland's queer history. The post The Greengate Close Coterie appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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Preparing for D-Day in Scotland
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by Samuel Wilson
1M ago
80 years since D-Day saw Allied troops land on the beaches of Normandy, we look for traces of the preparations which took place in Scotland. The post Preparing for D-Day in Scotland appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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Stirling Castle: A Family Home through the Ages
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by Morvern French
2M ago
Stirling Castle has seen its share of sieges, battles and political drama, but it's also been a place that families and children have called home. We take a look at family life in the fortress over the centuries. The post Stirling Castle: A Family Home through the Ages appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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The War Wolf at Stirling Castle
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by James Macivor
3M ago
In 1304, Edward I, the Hammer of the Scots, besieged Stirling Castle. It was ‘game over’ for the Scots when a monstrous weapon called The War Wolf arrived on the scene. The post The War Wolf at Stirling Castle appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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Back in the Limelight: An Sailean Lime Works
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by Kyle Armstrong
3M ago
A peaceful spot on the isle of Lismore, was once a hive of activity. Journey into our industrial past on a tour of An Sailean lime works. The post Back in the Limelight: An Sailean Lime Works appeared first on Historic Environment Scotland Blog ..read more
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