Old
Newspapers This is where
we store old copies of newspapers that we've scanned in as
images.
Scottish News Sources
Here we provide you with some news from the BBC and a link
to a page that provides links to the Scottish newspapers and
other news sources.
The Famous Scottish Haggis
Providing you with all the information you'll need on our
famous Scottish Haggis.
Health
Proving you some good information on Scottish health and
medicine along with some really old texts on preventative
health care.
Wedding Guide
A small guide to help you organise your
wedding, check who toasts who, who pays and lots of
interesting information about that special day.
Writings of Albert Morris A five-days-a-week column to be grave but gay (in the
old sense), pungent but subtle, learned but light.
Articles by the Scotsman's legendary feature writer,
Albert Morris, from 29 December, 2001 to 8th April,
2005.
Thistle
and Broom Stories Stories from Thistle and Broom about the crafts people that
produce their merchandise.
Household Encyclopaedia This is an old Household Encyclopaedia that has been in my family
for as long as I can remember (over 50 years) and while not Scottish
I decided to make it available on the site. It is work in progress
and I'll be adding to it over time until it's all up.
Edinburgh Techniques Intelligence, Stress, the Learning Process and Accelerated Learning by
Brian Hill
Lamplight Lamplight’s underlying mission is the prevention of suicide among teens
and young adults. We don’t focus on suicide but on the root causes such
as depression, low self esteem, low self image and other causative
factors.
Andrew Bruce's Boats Andrew (aged 12) sent us in pictures of the fishing boats you can see in
the North East of Scotland
Stirling Council Elections 2007 -
Bannockburn Ward Here we are following the process of trying to be elected to a council
ward in Scotland and in this case we are following Alasdair MacPherson
who will be fighting to become elected for the Bannockburn Ward of
Stirling Council on behalf of the SNP.
Targes An targaid Gàidhealach – the Highland
targe
Linda
Fabiani MSP Linda is a Member of the Scottish Parliament and she is doing a weekly
diary for us showing us what life is like for a Scottish Member of
Parliament with the Scottish National Party (SNP).
Christina McKelvie MSP Christina is a Member of the Scottish Parliament and this is her weekly
diary of her work as a SNP MSP where the SNP are now the party in power.
Tasmina Ahmed Sheikh
Superwoman mum and Bollywood actress is putting law career aside to
pursue political ambitions
A Handbook of Weather Folk-Lore
A Collection of Proverbial Sayings in various languages relating to
the Weatherm wutg explanatory and Illustrative notes by Rev. C. Swainson,
M.A., (1873) (pdf)
Letters from a gentleman in the north of Scotland to his friend in
London:
Containing the description of a capital town in that northern country:
with an account of many uncommon customs of the inhabitants: likewise an
account of the Highlands, with the customs and manners of the
Highlanders: to which is added, a letter relating to the military ways
among the mountains, began in the year 1726: the whole interspersed with
facts and circumstances entirely new to the generality of people in
England, and little known in the southern parts of Scotland in 2 volumes
(1754)
The Scottish Open Road —
colour footage of life in Scotland in the 1920s
Shot around a hundred years ago using a two-colour process
The House of Fraser
Archive
The Archive is an outstanding source for the history
of British design, fashion, tastes, lifestyles, consumerism and consumption from
the early nineteenth to the end of the twentieth century.
Alastair's viewing on
YouTube
I watch several channels in the evening on a regular basis and so hope you find
this list useful.
Culduthel
An Iron Age Craftworking Centre in North-East Scotland by Candy
Hatherley and Ross Murray (pdf)
Primitive
Culture
Researches into the development of Mythology, Religion, Language, Art and
Custom by Edward B. Taylor, D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., Professor of Anthropology
in the University of Oxford in two volumes (Fourth Edition) (1903)
Mearns Voices
By Mearns Writers. The Mearns Voices Podcast brings you a selection of work from
our Aberdeenshire based writing group. Relax and travel with us in poetry and
short stories
Chasing the Deer
Hunting Iconography, Literature and Tradition of the Scottish Highlands. A
thesis presented by Andrew E. M. Wiseman MA. (Edin., 1992), M.Phil. (Glas.,
1997) to the Department of Celtic and Scottish Studies in fulfilment of the
requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the University of
Edinburgh (2007) (pdf)
A Golden
Way
Being Notes and Impressions on a Journey through Ireland, Scotland and
England by Albert LeRoy Bartlett (1901) (pdf)
Lectures
on the Mountains
Or, The Gordon Richmond Banffshire Highlands and Highlanders, as they were
and as they are by William Grant Stewart (First Series) (1860) (pdf)
Lectures on the
Mountains
Or, The Highlands and Highlanders of Strathspey and Badenoch as they were
and as they are by William Grant Stewart (Second Series) (1860) (pdf)
Norman Sinclair
A novel by W. Edmondstoune Aytoun, D. C. L., Author of "Lays of the Scottish
Cavaliers", etc. in three volumes (1861)
A Journey from Edinburgh
through parts of North Britain
Containing remarks on Scottish landscape and observations on rural economy,
natural history, manufactures, trade and commerce interspersed with
anecdotes, traditional, literary, and historical; together with biographical
sketches, relating chiefly to civil and exxclesiastical affairs, from the
twelfth century down to the present time in two volumes, embellished with
forty-four engravings, from Drawings made on the spot, of the Lake, River,
and Mountain Scenery of Scotland By Alexander Campbell (1802)
The Wallet-Book of the
Roman Wall
A Guide to Pilgrims journeying along the barrier of the lower isthmus by the
Rev. J. Collingswood Bruce, LL.D., F.S.A. (1863) (pdf)
Sketch
of a Tour in the Highlands of Scotland
Through Perthshire, Argyleshire and Inverness-shire in September and
October, 1818 with some account of the Caledonian Canal by Larkin (1819)
(pdf)
Memorial
Volume - The Mosstrooper
A Legend of the Scottish Border by Robert Scott Fittis With Introductory
Biographical Sketch by A. H. Millar, FSAScot (1906) (pdf)
That Uncouth
Dialect
English-Speaking Clergy in Late Medieval Gaelic Scotland by Iain G.
MacDonald (2007) (pdf)
The Causes of
Illegitimacy particularly in Scotland
With relative appendices, being a paper read in Glasgow at the fourth annual
meeting of the "National Association for the Protection of Social Science",
on the 28th of September 1850 by George Seton, Advocate, M.A. Oxon, etc.
(1860) (pdf)
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