All Stories
Pioneering Spirit prevails at archaeology awards
The National Trust for Scotland’s Pioneering Spirit project won Current Archaeology’s Archaeological Research Project of the Year.
The PLANTS project: 8 outcomes – the final blog
The PLANTS project celebrates three years of cataloguing Scotland’s historic gardens, laying a foundation for future stewardship and conservation efforts.
From Abertarff to America
We have recently discovered the story of Colonel John Stuart, who was born at Abertarff House and was a key British colonial figure in the 18th century.
Embellishing a story
Research into an intriguing embroidered picture at Leith Hall uncovers new connections and meaning.
Exploring the archaeology and history of Glenlivet whisky
Archaeological fieldwork by the Trust, in partnership with The Glenlivet, has shed new light on how the whisky-making process was industrialised in the 19th century.
Conservation journeys at Falkland Palace
Investigatory works to determine the scope of known issues within the building fabric of Falkland Palace will ultimately lead to a project of remediation works, which has meant vulnerable collections have had to be removed to allow access.
Christmas at Castle Fraser
The decorations at Castle Fraser are made with plants grown in the castle garden, then cut and dried in time for Christmas. Enjoy this festive celebration of the garden inside the castle.
Funding win marks anniversary of Mackintosh acquisition
Mackintosh Illuminated project receives £1.1 million package of development funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
The PLANTS project: Falkland Palace – the Percy Cane garden
PLANTS East Team Manager Alistair Chalmers explores the historical significance of Falkland Palace’s gardens.