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News article Conservation works underway at Caerlaverock Castle

24 February 2025

The castle grounds, exhibition and visitor centre remain open while works are carried out.

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A stone castle with a moat surrounded by grass with a path leading from the entrance. There is also a bridge at the entrance. The castle is red in colour and a triangular shape and there is grass on either side of the path. The castle has many window gaps in the walls and there are two circular towers at the front and one at the back right-hand side. The sky is cloudy and there are people walking on the grass and a group of people standing at the end of the bridge near the entrance.

Unlock Scotland’s past with trove.scot

Press release

13 February 2025

See Stirling Castle’s hidden views with our immersive Cube

News article

10 February 2025

Mid-Century Modern Architecture Celebrated in New Exhibition

Press release

5 February 2025

Stirling Castle set to host a belated Burns Night celebration

Press release

4 February 2025

Burns Night celebrations at iconic historic sites

News article

15 January 2025

Fort George welcomes exhibition celebrating Scotland from the sky

News article

13 January 2025

Inspections begin at Dunfermline Abbey

Press release

8 January 2025

Public consultation launched on proposed listing of HMP Barlinnie

Press release

11 December 2024

Over £20k awarded for new research of the Sanday Wreck

Press release

5 December 2024

Annual Report 2023-24 published

News article

20 November 2024

NCAP celebrates 100th anniversary of oldest images in its collection

Press release

14 November 2024

How can Scotland re-establish its building stone industry?

Press release

14 November 2024

Local pupils create a sea of poppies at Dryburgh Abbey

News article

8 November 2024

New exhibition exploring how folklore has shaped Scotland

News article

31 October 2024

Training initiative attracts new talent to heritage sector

Press release

28 October 2024

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