Our top Hidden Secrets

Call us inquisitive, curious or just plain old nosy, but there’s nothing more thrilling than uncovering a detail that’s often overlooked. And it’s this spirit of discovery that’s the driving force behind today’s special bonus episode, where we’re placing the spotlight on our favourite Hidden Secrets from Love Scotland so far.

From a ticket to Lord Lovat’s grisly execution on display at Culloden Visitor Centre and signs of beaver activity along the banks of the River Tay, to Brodie Castle’s two ancient Egyptian mummies, which pre-date Christ by 300 years, each fascinating secret is safeguarded by National Trust for Scotland staff and volunteers.

Ready to unearth our most-loved hidden secrets? Let’s dive in!

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LISTEN AGAIN: Traditional festive displays at Castle Fraser

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Earlier this year, a coalition of leading Scottish heritage and design organisations – including the National Trust for Scotland – joined together to secure the future of the Bernat Klein Studio. Thi...

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Craftlands: stories of traditional skills

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James VI and the witch trials

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Inside the archives

Inside the archives

This week, Jackie delves into the National Trust for Scotland’s archives. Along the way, she discovers stories of a past US President, a unlikely connection to the Titanic, and details of how places c...

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The road to Bannockburn

The road to Bannockburn

In this week’s episode, Jackie is tracing the events that ultimately led to the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314. In essence, that means following the life and legacy of William Wallace – a historical f...

19 Sep 202546min

The St Kilda diaries

The St Kilda diaries

This week, Jackie dives into a biographical account of life on the remote St Kilda in the early 20th century. Using handwritten diaries kept by Alice MacLachlan, a schoolteacher who lived on the archi...

5 Sep 202531min

A beginner’s guide to the bagpipes

A beginner’s guide to the bagpipes

They are the soundtrack to weddings, funerals, Burns night celebrations and more. Bagpipes have earned their places as the national instrument of Scotland and holds a special place in the heart of man...

22 Aug 202546min

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