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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Use these pages to travel through Jacobite Scotland. Find the sites that interest you and create your own map to guide your visits.
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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Fort William takes its name from the stone fort established here in the reign of William II & III, replacing an earlier fort built in the Cromwellian period. The fort was ...
The Battle of Prestonpans was the first battle of the 1745 Jacobite Rising, fought on 20-21 September. The museum is based in the former town hall building, and is run by ...
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This year’s anniversary of the Battle of Prestonpans – the first major engagement of the 1745 rising – was marked with a series…
On Sunday 20th August 2023, the Battle of Prestonpans Jacobite museum was filled with colour, music and joy as it welcomed onto our…
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