Lines of History: The 1722 Tranent-Cockenzie Waggonway

Lines of History: The 1722 Tranent-Cockenzie Waggonway

In this episode, we find out a little bit about the remarkable Tranent-Cockenzie Waggonway, which celebrates its 300th anniversary in 2022. This waggonway is possibly the first railway in Scotland. Our host chats with Ed Bethune, chairman of the 1722 Waggonway Heritage Project, and Dr Aaron Allen of Edinburgh University, about the project and the publication of the journal of William Dickson, who helped build the railway.

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The First Blast of the Trumpet: All Knox-ed Up in East Lothian

The First Blast of the Trumpet: All Knox-ed Up in East Lothian

In this episode, local author and historian Dr Marie Gilroy MacPherson speaks about the facts and characters from East Lothian’s history that inspired her historical novel series. These include John K...

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Remarkable Women Series: Female Workers

Remarkable Women Series: Female Workers

This mini episode highlights incredible women in the historical workforce of East Lothian - female farm workers, fishwives, mine workers, and nurses.

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Remarkable Women Series: Charity & Public Service

Remarkable Women Series: Charity & Public Service

This mini episode highlights some notable women who served as provosts and some who dedicated their lives to charitable activities.

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Remarkable Women Series: Mrs Margaret Oliphant

Remarkable Women Series: Mrs Margaret Oliphant

This mini podcast highlights the life of historical East Lothian author, Margaret Oliphant, who was born in Wallyford.

29 Mai 20236min

Remarkable Women Series: Black Agnes

Remarkable Women Series: Black Agnes

This mini podcast highlights a formidable and courageous figure in the history of East Lothian - Black Agnes of Dunbar.

29 Mai 20236min

Remarkable Women Series:Jane Welsh Carlyle

Remarkable Women Series:Jane Welsh Carlyle

This mini podcast highlights Jane Welsh Carlyle, a remarkable literary figure from Haddington.

29 Mai 20238min

Black History Special: A Conversation with Scotland’s Professor Sir Geoff Palmer

Black History Special: A Conversation with Scotland’s Professor Sir Geoff Palmer

For Black History Month, here is an exclusive interview with Prof. Sir Geoff Palmer, scientist, historian, and human rights activist. Sir Geoff talks about the history of slavery in the West Indies, s...

18 Okt 20221h 54min

The Siege of Haddington: History, Heritage & Archaeology

The Siege of Haddington: History, Heritage & Archaeology

Our host speaks with Dr Jon Cooper, project coordinator of Haddington History Society’s Siege of Haddington Research Group. Dr Cooper explains the history of the Siege, it’s significance to Haddington...

29 Aug 202245min

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