Who
is Frank Shaw?
Added his obituary from 2023 and also an article on his $225,000
donation for studies of Robert Burns.
Traveling Buoy Park
A buoy that travelled from South Carolina to Scotland and returned home.
Scotland's Oldest Heritage Body
Fundraising Petition Plan for Court of Lord Lyon Coat of Arms - An
article by Bill Macgee.
Scotland's - if not the planet's - oldest heritage body has been going
since the very early days of the United States of America Declaration of
Independence but Sir Walter Scott's society has never had a permanent
home to call its own.
The Discoverie and Historie
of the Gold Mynes in Scotland
By Stephen Atkinson (1825) (pdf)
Added our Weekly Newsletter for 27th March 2026 which you can read as a
pdf file.
The UK's Biggest Buffet
Added this video to the foot of our Scottish Restaurant page
Scotland's best kept secret?
Fraserburgh
Added this video to the foot of the page.
Registrum Honoris de Morton
A Series of Ancient Charters of the Earldom of Morton with other
original papers in two volumes
Edinburgh Health Society
Health Lectures for the People, First, second, third and fourth series
(1885) (pdf)
American
Clan Lockhart Society
Got in their Jan - Mar 2026 newsletter
Unveiling
of Burns Monument
Garfield Park, Chicago, Ill., Saturday, August Twenty-Fifth Nineteen
Hundred and Six (pdf) Added this link to our page about the monument
which you can get to here
and where we provide a link if you wish to help with a donation.
Records of the
Earldom of Orkney, 1299-1614
By Joseph Storer Clouston (1914) (pdf)
Orkney and
the Hudson’s Bay Company
An article taken from The Beaver Magazine March 1937 Part 2 (pdf)
Added our Weekly Newsletter for 20th March 2026 which you can read as a
pdf file.
Son of a Highlander
Is the true story of the author, a third-generation Australian of
Scottish Highland descent discovering his ancestral history over eight
generations, from father to son. Added a link to this book at the foot
of the page where it can be borrowed for 14 days.
Literary curiosities and eccentricities: a book of anecdote, laconic
sayings, and gems of thought, in prose and verse
By W. A. (William Alexander) Clouston (1875) (pdf)
From the Orcades to Ind
By D. Clouston, C.I.E., M.A., D.Sc., F.R.S.G.S., F.R.S.E. (1936) (pdf)
Great Short
Stories of Detection, Mystery and Horror
Edited by Dorothy L. Sayers (1928) (pdf)
We Try The Best
Breakfast in Scotland!
Added this video to the foot of the page.
The Children of the City
What can we do for them by James B. Russell, M.D., LL.D. (1886) (pdf)
The Book of Noodles
Or, Fools and their Follies by W. A. Clouston (1888) (pdf)
Clouston,
William Alexander
Folklorist, which I've added to our Significant Scots page and also
added his two volume book, Popular Tales and Fictions, Their
Migrations and Transformations and also some
information on Charles Clouston
Orkney and the Hudson’s
Bay Company
An article taken from The Beacer Magazine December 1936 (pdf)
History
of the MacIntyre Clan
Added the obituary for Martin MacIntyre.
Added our Weekly Newsletter for 13th March 2026 which you can read as a
pdf file.
Fifth Series, Vol XLII, 1930
Agricultural Research in Scotland in 1929, The Weather of Scotland in
1929
Maple Leaves from
Canada
For the Grave of Abraham Lincoln being a discourse delivered by Rev.
Robert Norton, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and Address by
Rev. Robert Burns, Pastor of the Canada Presbyterian Church at St.
Catherines, Canada West April 23rd., 1865, Together with Proceedings of
Public Meetings, &c. (1865) (pdf)
You don't have to be right-wing
to read Adam Smith
By Richard Hyde, CapX - 10 March 2026. Added this article to the foot of
our page on Adam Smith.
The Scottish Ritual of the Three Degrees of St. John's Masonary
With the Lectures, Consecration and nstallations Ceremonials, laying a
foundation stone, funeral service, etc., complete by A. Lewis (1895)
(pdf)
Stewartiana
Containing the case of Robert II. and Elizabeth Mure, and question of
legitimacy of their issue with incidental reply to Cosmo Innes, Esq.;
new evidence conclusive upon the origin of the Stewarts, and other
Stewart notices, & to which are added critical remarks upon Mr. Innes's
prefaces to his recently chartularies, interspesed with diverse
antiquarian matters, &c. by John Riddell, Esquire, Advocate (1843) (pdf)
The
Steam Boat Companion and Stranger’s Guide
To the Western Islands and Highlands of Scotland comprehending the Land
Tour to Inveraray and Oban; a description of the scenery of Loch Lomand;
Staffa; Iona and other places usually visited by strangers; and of the
river and Frith of Clyde, with the Voyage to Liverpool and Belfast, and
land tour of the Giant's Causeway (1820) (pdf)
A Narrative History of Clann Mhic
Eòs
Published in West Highland Notes & Queries, ser. 5, no. 16 (March 2026),
pp. 6-17. Our thanks to Angus McCoss for sending this
into us.
