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The symbolic tapner
Project Reveal Team North East uncover the possible handiwork of a prisoner of war.
Nothing revealing to say
Mark Bishop, Director of Customer & Cause at the Trust, recently got to experience at first hand the work of Project Reveal.
We came, we saw, we inventoried!
As the West team’s involvement in Project Reveal comes to an end, we look back over the last 16 months.
‘Eilean – The Island Photography of Margaret Fay Shaw’ / ‘Eilean – Na Dealbhan aig Mairead Fay Seathach’
We’re celebrating the launch of the first published book of images from the Margaret Fay Shaw Photographic Collection (Isle of Canna). Tha sinn a’comharrachadh a chiad leabhar le dealbhan bho’n cruinneachadh Mairead Fay Seathach, Eilean Canaigh
This Lad o’ Pairts
A new exhibition at Pollok House shines light on the inspirational Sir John Stirling Maxwell, a man of many talents.
A ribbiting display
Team East looks at the weird world of taxidermy as Project Reveal encounters some fascinating frogs at Hill of Tarvit.
The Grahams of Brodick Castle and their ‘Golden Age’ at Easton Park
Taken in 1912 and 1913 by keen photographer Lady Mary Douglas-Hamilton, these images record a lavish, vanished world.
Why Reveal?
As the West team have almost completed their work for Project Reveal, it seems timely to reflect on the Reveal project from a curator’s point of view.
Revealing archaeology
During July, August and September 2018, a post-graduate student from Glasgow University completed a work placement with the National Trust for Scotland’s archaeologists.