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Morton Schools Project – Social Sciences (ages 4–5)
In light of the recent temporary closure of schools in the UK, the Morton Photography Project Team have created some resources and activities based on photographs from our historical collections.
Puppies, pussycats and ponies – the pets of Canna House
We’ve compiled some images and stories about the pets of Canna House to celebrate National Pet Month.
The history of photography at the National Trust for Scotland
Our photographic holdings stretch from photos taken soon after the birth of photography to modern digital cameras and images.
Dressed to impress
Cabinet cards? Carte-de-visites? What does it all mean? We’ll be exploring the differences between the two mediums using a selection of photographs featuring fantastic outfits.
Upcycling with the Lorimers
Whilst you’re spending lots of time at home at the moment, perhaps you could take some inspiration from the very creative Mary Lorimer at Kellie Castle. Take a look at our gallery for some home improvement ideas.
Schooldays gone by
As schools across the world close their doors, we explore some of the images of schools and schoolchildren in our photographic collections.
The benevolent Elizabeth, Duchess of Gordon
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re publishing a series of blog posts written by our volunteers and staff, highlighting both historical female characters and their influences at their properties.
Cartomania: the portrayal of women in carte de visites
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting historical female characters and their influences at our properties.
Lady Augusta Kennedy-Erskine: from illegitimate daughter to lady of the house
In celebration of Women’s History Month, we’re publishing a series of blog posts written by our volunteers and staff, highlighting both historical female characters and their influences at their properties.