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The past in the post
Agnes Toward, of the Tenement House, held onto many letters throughout her life, from which we can learn about bygone eras.
Meet the Makers: Jen Pfeiffer from Pfeiffer Wines
The Trust’s Meet the Maker series is proudly sponsored by Naked Wines, where the world’s best independent winemakers make their best wines. Here we meet one of the makers supported by Naked Wines’ Angels.
What’s Up with Hornel
An exhibition at Edinburgh City Art Centre called E. A. Hornel: From Camera to Canvas is very interesting and doesn’t take long to see.
Meet the Makers: Jo Murray from Sonsie Face Ltd
The Trust is proud to support talented makers and craftspeople from across Scotland, by selling their products in our physical and online shops. This time, we meet Jo Murray from Sonsie Face Ltd.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Glencoe
A walk in Glencoe never disappoints. Surrounded by some of Scotland’s most-loved scenery, wildlife treats abound for those who tread quietly and carefully.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: St Abb’s Head
Famed for its seabird colonies, there is a wealth of wildlife to discover at this coastal National Nature Reserve.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Ben Lomond
The rich variety of natural habitats at Ben Lomond mean a wide range of Scottish wildlife can be seen throughout the year.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: The Hermitage
An enchanting forest, magical waterfalls and breathtaking views all make a visit here spectacular – but the Hermitage is also teeming with wildlife all year round!
Tokens of remembrance
November is a month for remembrance, both privately and publicly. Curator Emma Inglis uncovers the physical tokens of remembrance in our collections – those personal or public objects that honour and remember the dead.