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The activities of the Jacobites and their enemies, the supporters of the kings and queens who supplanted the Stuart dynasty, have left many traces. The popular image of Scotland is full of things from, or inspired by, the Jacobite period of 1688 to 1800.
You can still visit the battlefields, castles, houses and the streets where all this history happened. Museums, art galleries, libraries and archives contain collections of documents, weapons, costume and art of the period and the centuries since. There is so much to see.
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Perth Museum and St John's Kirk stand side by side in the historic heart of the city of Perth. In early September 1745, the Jacobite army of Prince Charles Edward Stuart ...
The oldest surviving townhouse in Aberdeen, built in 1545,named after one of its owners, Sir George Skene (1619-1708), a wealthy merchant and Provost of Aberdeen from 167 ...
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For the third year running, the anniversary of the Battle of Falkirk (1746) has been marked with a well-attended conference featuring a series…
All Jacobite enthusiasts have been excited to read this week’s news, that a sword once gifted to Prince Charles Edward Stuart is set…
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