Ancient and Historical Monuments
The Royal Commission for Ancient and Historical Monuments is a government body based in Edinburgh whose aim is 'to survey and record the manmade environment of Scotland'. The results are compiled in The National Monument Record of Scotland (NMRS). This extensive resource can be accessed online through this site using CANMORE, a database allowing you to peruse the records of archaeological sites and listed buildings throughout Scotland.
Archeolink Prehistory Park
This hidden gem in Aberdeenshire wants to 'fire your imagination on a journey back through time' to the Iron Age. The site details the services on offer at the park where you can make learning fun by choosing from the host of indoor and outdoor activities available.
Department of Scottish History, Edinburgh University
If you wanted to know where to go to learn about 'The Scottish Witch-Hunt in Context', then this is the site for you. The University of Edinburgh hosts a variety of Scottish history courses, and a Scottish History Society, details of which can also be found on the site.
Electric Scotland
An excellent site for learning about the history of Scotland, Scots and people of Scots descent with superb information on genealogical resources. Electric Scotland is also the home of Scots Independent Newspapers on the web.
Glasgow Museums
The City of Glasgow owns one of the richest collections in Europe, displayed in 13 museums across the city. From Sir Roger the elephant to Rembrandt's A Man in Armour, and 1950s trams to medieval tapestries, there's something for everyone. Admission is free, there really is something in Glasgow Museums for everyone, and children are particularly welcome.
Historic Scotland
Historic Scotland is part of the Scottish Government, safeguarding the nation’s historic environment.
Inveraray Jail
Inveraray Jail's site is a mine of information for anyone considering a trip to this tourist attraction. It features a virtual tour, loads of detail about the jail and its history, and even an online shop - something the original inhabitants certainly never had access to!
National Trust for Scotland
The National Trust for Scotland is one of Scotland's leading charities, caring for the nation's heritage
Scot Roots
No matter where you are in the world, Scot Roots can help you trace your Scottish family tree. There are maps, a list of parishes and a glossary to old occupations to help you.
SCRAN
Scottish Resource Access Network (SCRAN) is for those hungry for history. It's a new organisation that specialises in digitising Scottish history and heritage.

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