Morvern Lines with Iain Thornber week 03
It doesn’t matter how wealthy you are or what you own – if you are unwell, everything else pales into insignificance.
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Highlanders feature in biographical dictionary
The latest update of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography was published last week.
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Morvern Lines with Iain Thornber week 02
There were more than 80 native Highland dyes of almost every procurable shade.
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New book puts photos in the frame
The unique photographs of Archie Chisholm have been brought into public view as a body of work.
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New accolade for Culloden battle site
The site of one of Scotland’s most important historical events has been awarded Museum Accreditation.
Leisure
The Iolaire Disaster – 100 Years On
Following this week’s memorial to those who lost their lives in the Iolaire disaster, Eric MacIntyre reflects on the disaster and the book The Darkest Dawn, which offers a definitive account of the tragedy.
News
Interactive map features film and historic locations
The launch of the online guide by VisitScotland is set to inspire visitors to explore the real history of the 14th-century king behind the Netflix film.
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Morvern Lines with Iain Thornber week 51
If the great St Patrick was indeed born in Banavie it is surely to Lochaber’s advantage to make this more widely known.
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Morvern Lines with Iain Thornber week 50
Old buildings speak to us of another time, of particular events and even of historical characters.
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Visualising the Iolaire 100 years on – a tragedy of the First World War
Scottish researchers have created a digital visualisation revealing the untold stories of those who died following the sinking of HMY Iolaire.