WEBINAR TONIGHT! Caledonian Petitions Society 11 Feb, 6:30 PM Lorna Kinnaird explores the plight of destitute children in post-Napoleonic War London through a fascinating collection of records, shedding light on their families and struggles. Tickets £12:

What is the difference between a yogh and a thorn? How do you read contracted words or unusual letter forms? The ‘Scottish Handwriting’ section of the Scotland’s People website can help you. This free resource offers expert tuition. Find out more:

SIGS is thrilled to launch Ken Your Ken, an exciting new event being held in Glasgow, Scotland from 4-11 June 2025. Join us for an unforgettable journey into the heart of Scottish ancestry and heritage. Secure your place today! #Ad #familyhistory #Glasgow

Where did the 'Address to a Haggis' come from, when was Burns Night first celebrated, and how did the traditions take hold? Find out in our celebratory webinar. The History of Burns Night 🔜 23 January, 6.30pm With Dr. Pauline Mackay 👉 Register today

Now in its 4th year, Scottish Family History Month is supported by National Records of Scotland and Strathclyde University, and brings together some of the best speakers from the world of Scottish family history. Find out more:

📅 Save the Dates! 🎉 Burns Night: 25 January 🎓 Special Webinar: 22 January ✨ Learn how Burns Night has evolved over the years and explore the enduring legacy of Scotland's national bard. 👉 Register for this exclusive history webinar now...

🎁 🦌 Wishing all History Scotland's followers, webinar watchers, magazine readers, and history enthusiasts a very peaceful, relaxing, and merry Christmas!

A look ahead to our webinars in 2025… On 23 January, Dr. Pauline Mackay of the University of Glasgow delves into the rich history of Burns Night, shedding light on the origins of its cherished traditions and customs. Register now to guarantee your place

🎁 👉 Get your free resources kit: The festive season is the perfect time to share stories. Family Tree are pleased to offer you a FREE 'Collect Your Family Stories' Resources Kit! 👉 Sign up to the Family Tree email and claim:

The Strathmartine Trust, a St Andrews based charity that promotes Scottish history, invites applications for their 2025 grants. Up to £5000 is available for projects related to the history of Scotland, with further details on the Trust’s website. #ad

Join the Scottish Council on Archives on 10 December for their upcoming conference: Building Evidence. The day will explore how archives and records support Scotland's historic environment through a range of insightful talks and discussions. Find out more

History webinar: The story of The Canadian Forestry Corps 3 Dec, 6.30pm Discover the remarkable story of the Canadian Forestry Corps in Scotland, and their vital contributions to the Allied war efforts during both World Wars. Register now:

TONIGHT at 6.30pm!! Death and the Royal Succession in Scotland, c.1214-c.1543 In this online talk, Dr Lucy Dean will explore the ceremonial cycle of death and succession associated with Scottish kingship from the thirteenth to the sixteenth centuries.

Join us as we celebrate Edinburgh900 with this special webinar on 17 December at 6.30pm. "Everyone who loves Edinburgh will love Donald Smith’s exploration of this storied town, as will anyone interested in how place shapes people and people, place."

Explore Coalfield Justice, an in-depth examination of the 1984-85 Scottish miners’ strike. Enjoy £5 off the paperback plus free p&p with code HSCHRISTMAS. Offer valid until 31/12/2024. Claim the discount at: #advert #historybooks

Delve into Nan Shepherd’s Correspondence 1920-1980, the first complete edition of over 250 letters that illuminate her vital role in Scotland’s literary renaissance. Get £5 off + free p&p with code HSCHRISTMAS. Offer valid until 31/12/2024. #advert

WEBINAR: 26 Nov, 6.30pm Death & Royal Succession in Scotland Dr Lucy Dean will explore the ceremonial cycle of death & succession associated with Scottish kingship, including the emergence & consolidation of the Stewart family up to the funeral of James V.

History webinar: Convicts in Scotland and Australia From 1785 to 1867, c.8,500 convicts were transported from Scotland to Australia. Using court records, Fergus Smith explores who the convicts were, the crimes committed, and their stories. Register now:

Tonight only: Discover the dark history of the Bute Witchcraft Panic of 1662 Join us as we explore one of Scotland's most haunting episodes, when six women faced accusations of witchcraft, interrogations, and tragic executions. Register now:

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