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House party weddings with the National Trust for Scotland
If you’re planning a weekend wedding celebration in an elegant country house or grand castle then check out our fabulous venues.
The trailblazer that was Caroline Norton
This Women’s History Month, we’re publishing a series of blog posts written by our volunteers and staff. Our second post explores the life of Caroline Norton.
Bringing the banyan to the V&A
A gentleman’s early 18th-century nightgown from Newhailes, known as a banyan, features in an exhibition ‘Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk’ at the V&A in London.
Rebuilding bridges across our landscapes
Find out about our work to care for some of the most remote bridges in Scotland.
Exploring the deep
The Isle of Canna has recently completed a high-tech bathymetric survey of the harbour.
Solas event week on Canna – call for papers
*Postponed until spring 2021*. The Margaret Fay Shaw ‘Solas’ DVD launch will inspire a week-long event on Canna.
Celebrating Women’s History Month
In Women’s History Month, we’ll be publishing a series of blog posts written by our property volunteers and staff. First up: women’s fashion in Georgian times!
Creature feature: wheatear
The wheatear proudly holds the title of having the longest migration of any small bird in the world, and visits St Abb’s Head each spring and autumn.
Fresh flavour for historic Royal Mile building
Gladstone’s Land will reopen in the summer with a fresh new look.