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ScotlandHour
welovehistory
A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our sites! The stunning Threave Castle was as much witness to the Black Douglases as the glorious Skara Brae was the heart of Neolithic life #Scotlandhour
naverMuseum
A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and community spirit...as apt today as it's always been #ScotlandHour #CommunitySpirit
MaryKingsClose
A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the residents who lived, worked and died here will forever be our favourite part of #Scottish history! #Modest #RealEdinburghStories #ScotlandHour
edinburghcastle
A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said to have performed many acts of charity and was canonised by Pope Innocent IV in 1250. It is the oldest building in the castle and the city. #ScotlandHour
stirlingcastle
A2: We might be biased, but we would go for the reign of the Stewarts as James V built us this glorious Palace! #ScotlandHour
KirstenAlana
RT @stirlingcastle: A2: We might be biased, but we would go for the reign of the Stewarts as James V built us this glorious Palace! #Scotla…
ScotlandHour
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
KirstenAlana
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
davidfcastle1
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
ScotlandHour
RT @MaryKingsClose: A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the re…
ScotlandHour
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
OutlandishTour
A2 @ScotlandHour Ummm, can we say ALL OF IT?! There’s just too much to choose from, spanning several millennia! Our tour guests are always staggered that we’re able to show them sites that are thousands of years old! #ScotlandHour #Scotland #History #VisitScotland #Archaeology
kerrydexter
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
ScotlandHour
RT @OutlandishTour: A2 @ScotlandHour Ummm, can we say ALL OF IT?! There’s just too much to choose from, spanning several millennia! Our tou…
MaryKingsClose
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
CrowvusLit
RT @MaryKingsClose: A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the re…
kerrydexter
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
MaryKingsClose
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
thomsok
A2 my favourite part is that linked with some of the most iconic and impressive structures that have been built like the Abbey in #Dunfermline #ScotlandHour
RoseMar87128104
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
MenaceCCFC
A2 - Now, this is a much harder question to answer! And it requires some thought. I think I'll look through what others have written for some inspiration. #ScotlandHour
shadmcomber
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
rosiehat
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
markcalpin
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
OdysseyScottish
#ScotlandHour A2. My favourite part of Scottish history is the Wars of Scottish Independence (there's two of them), especially the First War (Wallace & the Bruce). I always remember my dad telling me stories of that period, when I was a kid @ScotlandHour
scottishcanals
A2. Our favourite part of Scotland's history? The journey that Scotland's canals have taken through time. Amazing feats of engineering transformed from industrial waterways to beautiful green & blue spaces! 😍
@ScotlandHour @ArchScot @welovehistory #ScotlandHour @FalkirkWheel
ScotlandHour
RT @scottishcanals: A2. Our favourite part of Scotland's history? The journey that Scotland's canals have taken through time. Amazing feats…
ScotlandHour
RT @OdysseyScottish: #ScotlandHour A2. My favourite part of Scottish history is the Wars of Scottish Independence (there's two of them), es…
Kimkjaerside
replying to @ScotlandHour @ScotlandHour A2 I think the various Standing Stones you'll find across Scotland has always fascinated me, to think many has stood for around 5,000 years (or there abouts). Which is yours? #ScotlandHour
markcalpin
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
AndyPennefather
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
AndyPennefather
RT @stirlingcastle: A2: We might be biased, but we would go for the reign of the Stewarts as James V built us this glorious Palace! #Scotla…
AndyPennefather
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
ScotlandHour
RT @Kimkjaerside: @ScotlandHour A2 I think the various Standing Stones you'll find across Scotland has always fascinated me, to think many…
kerrydexter
A2 What’s your favourite part of Scotland’s history and why? #Scotlandhour Stories told through music always intrigue me, such as, for example, these https://t.co/8iwd8Mf4qP
Old_News_Scot
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
markcalpin
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
Kimkjaerside
RT @MaryKingsClose: A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the re…
somesnowbird
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
selectscotland
A2. Our favourite part of Scotland’s history? Got to be anything to do with James IV. he’s a dream! 🤣 A true renaissance man. #greatmichael #scotlandhour #history
CathyGarside
RT @edinburghcastle: A2. St Margaret's Chapel was built by King David I and he dedicated it to his mother, Queen Margaret. She was said t…
thomsok
A2 some of the most fascinating are those that have stood the longest like the Brochs, like here in #Glenelg! #ScotlandHour
kerrydexter
RT @Kimkjaerside: @ScotlandHour A2 I think the various Standing Stones you'll find across Scotland has always fascinated me, to think many…
Kimkjaerside
replying to @markcalpin @markcalpin A2 I would love to explore the Isle of St Kilda. Read about it and also visited the museum on the Isle of Lewis a few years ago about the Island. That's what dreams are for ❤️🙏🏴 #ScotlandHour
ScotlandHour
RT @thomsok: A2 my favourite part is that linked with some of the most iconic and impressive structures that have been built like the Abbey…
ScotlandHour
RT @naverMuseum: A2 Our favourite 'part' of Scotland's history is stories about its people. The stories of resilience, compassion and commu…
rosiehat
RT @MaryKingsClose: A2. Over the centuries, #MaryKingsClose would have been home to up to 700 people at any one time. The stories of the re…
MrsCarrothead
A2 my favourite part of Scottish history has to be the 19th century lighthouse boom. Least favourite part - the automation of the 1990s. I want to be a lighthouse keeper. #scotlandhour
KathyCybele
RT @welovehistory: A2. How could we possibly choose? Scotland’s history is full of fascinating stories, many of which are kept alive at our…
HereScotland
A2: That's so tough to choose!
Midlothian and the Borders has history you can still see today - from the Roman Dere Street and @TrimontiumTrust to the gunpowder mills in Roslin Glen. #ScotlandHour