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Welcome to the Historic Scotland Podcast, a journey through some of Scotland's most iconic sites and their enchanting stories. Join your host, Scottish actor and storyteller Sarah MacGillivray as she goes behind-the-scenes to reveal untold histories and intriguing traces of our nation’s past. Discover Dirleton Castle’s role in Scotland’s witch trials, untangle history from legend on the shores of Loch Ness and delve into the rich archaeology of Holyrood Park and Caerlaverock Castle.
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With Ali Davey and Marlene Macleod. Sarah sits by a glowing fire in one of Scotland’s most remote crofts to immerse herself in Hebridean life and hospitality. Within the blackhouse’s thick stone walls and thatched roof,
Show notesWith Lynsey Haworth, Stefan Sagrott, Judith Rowett, and Zoe Samuels-Lyons. Sarah travels to the fairytale castle of Caerlaverock in Dumfries and Galloway. Here, she learns how a series of remarkable archaeological finds
Show notesWith Regional Collections Manager, Jill van Millingen and volunteer John Simpson. On a rocky craig in the Scottish Borders stands Smailholm Tower, a medieval stronghold in a landscape with a strong tradition of balladry
Show notesWith Ian Shearer from Friends of Kinneil, Mark Watson Industrial Heritage from Historic Scotland, and Paul Rolands from Roving Manager Lothian & East from Historic Scotland. In this episode, we step back to a time of fru
Show notesWith Joshua Graham Engagement Visitor at Urquhart Castle, Charlie Hockin Sales Executive at The Loch Ness Centre, and Moira Unwin Marketing Manager at The Loch Ness Centre. Sarah heads north to the shores of Loch Ness an
Show notesWith Senior Cultural Resources Advisor Rachel Pickering, Professor Jon Henderson and Ranger and Visitor Services Manager Martin Gray. From the heights of Holyrood Park, we explore thousands of years of history in Holyroo
Show notesWith Properties Historian Dr Morvern French and Professor Julian Goodare. In the first episode of series two, Sarah travels to East Lothian to discover a dark chapter in Dirleton Castle’s history. As witch trials in Scot
Show notesWelcome to the Historic Scotland Podcast, a journey through some of Scotland's most iconic sites and their enchanting stories. Join your host, Scottish actor and storyteller Sarah MacGillivray as she goes behind-the-scen
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