Fallin’s wee mining museum

After over 80 years of coal production, Polmaise Colliery, in the village of Fallin, near Stirling, closed. The pit buildings … More

King’s Seat Hill Spitfire Memorial

Memorials are not uncommon in the mountains and glens of Scotland. Some honour individuals who have died in the great … More

Hidden away in woodland overlooking the Angus village of Newtyle, a lone wooden cross stands amongst the trees. Known as … More

The Leng Memorial Chapel is a pretty and very striking wee kirk enjoying a prominent spot in the north Fife … More

Perched above the tiny Scottish village of Leadhills is a cemetery. At first glance it is a perfectly ordinary rural … More

A simple market cross is all that remains of the Perthshire village of Rossie, a once thriving Carse of Gowrie … More

Gracing Cameron Square in the centre of Fort William, the Bronze Ford is a replica (or ‘replicar’) of the Ford … More

When the Great Plague of 1645 swept north from Edinburgh, crossing the River Forth into the Kingdom of Fife, it … More

Tucked away down a pend in the centre of Perth, a set of murals inspired by one soldier’s sacrifice illustrate … More

Sitting in the shadow of Trinity Church in the centre of St Andrews, a bronze statue honours Hamish McHamish, a … More