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E A Hornel exhibition comes to Drum Castle
Drum Castle is hosting an exhibition which enables visitors to see through the eyes of acclaimed Scottish artist, Edward Atkinson Hornel.
Edinburgh’s Pantry: tea and coffee
This is the fourth in our series of articles about Edinburgh’s pantries of the past. Here we take a look at how tea and coffee became such important parts of day-to-day life.
Dancing in Georgian Edinburgh
Join our historical dance expert and volunteer Dr Alena Shmakova at the Georgian House for a look at the importance of dancing in Georgian Edinburgh.
The Great Eight at House of Dun
Jason Robertson, Visitor Services Manager at House of Dun, tells us about some of the things he loves at this place.
Stitching the past: the tale of the Falkland tapestries
We are conserving special tapestries that have hung at Falkland Palace for 115 years. We look back at how their story reveals decades of care and restoration throughout the 20th century.
Science behind the sword
Swords were an essential piece of kit for any Jacobite soldier, but what made them so deadly?
The Great Eight at Robert Smail’s Printing Works
Rachel Mays, Visitor Services Supervisor at Robert Smail’s Printing Works, tells us about some of the things she loves at this place.
Palace Perspectives – a new exhibition at Falkland
Find out more about our exhibition featuring work by artist Pat Beveridge.
Newly acquired painting now on display at Fyvie Castle
A portrait that was always intended to hang at Fyvie Castle has been put on display by the Trust, over 100 years after it was commissioned.