Arguably the most famous Scottish royal, Mary, Queen of Scots left her mark in history. Born in 1542 and queen of Scotland ...

A sold-out lecture has explored the lasting legacy of Mary, Queen of Scots. Dr Amy Blakeway, senior lecturer in Scottish history at the University of St Andrews, delivered the talk at Dunfermline ...

Nearby once stood Jedburgh Castle, now demolished, but it played a major role in the town’s history. Mary Queen of Scots also left her mark, staying in the town in 1566. The house where she ...

Equally so did Mary Queen of Scots, who stayed in Jedburgh’s house back in 1566 and is today ... the actual border between England and Scotland with beauty and history everywhere," wrote one ...

Holyrood ‘house ... Her mother and Regent of Scotland, Mary of Guise, oversaw repairs at Holyrood and installed the fine surviving ceilings in James V’s tower. This contained withdrawing chambers used ...

Was Lord Darnley, husband to Mary, Queen of Scots, killed by English spies ... the future King James I of England (James VI of Scotland), was then just eight months old. In the first episode ...

A lantern slide from the series Mary Queen of Scots (York & Son ... Mary’s secretary of state in Scotland. The image was revealed through X-radiography and infrared reflectography, indicating ...

Historic Environment Scotland, which operates Jedburgh Abbey ... He added: “We’ve got the Mary Queen of Scots House, the jail, and the local festival celebrates all sorts of events, but ...

Scotland had a few hardy varieties ... The fame of the Jedburgh pears spread. In the 15th century Mary, Queen of Scots was a fan. She planted a pear tree whilst staying in Jedburgh.

A strictly confidential private loan agreement has been struck to return a chair used by Mary Queen of Scots to her homeland for the first time in more than 450 years. The personal devotional prayer ...

AN agreement has been struck to return a chair used by Mary Queen of Scots to her homeland for the first time in more than 450 years. The personal devotional prayer chair has not been in Scotland ...