Agricola Sails around Scotland, AD c. 80
Battle between the Saxons and Northmen, 937
The King of Scots Insults the English King, c. 971–975
English Fashion, Eleventh Century
English Invective against the Scots, Eleventh Century
Capture of William I by the English, 1174
Guidelines for the Clergy, Thirteenth Century
SCOTTISH ECCLESIASTICAL STATUTES
The Death of Alexander III, 19 March 1286
The Death of the Maid of Norway, c. 26 September 1290
The Rise and Fall of William Wallace, 1297–1305
The Execution of William Wallace, 23 August 1305
The Battle of Bannockburn, 23–24 June 1314
The Battle of Bannockburn: an Englishman’s View, 23–24 June 1314
The Declaration of Arbroath, 6 April 1320
JAMES I, JAMES II AND JAMES III
The Murder of James I, 20 February 1437
? ONE OF QUEEN JOAN’S ATTENDANTS
The Battle of Flodden, 9 September 1513
The Burning of George Wishart, 1 March 1546
The Murder of Cardinal David Beaton, 29 May 1546
John Knox Apologizes to Queen Elizabeth I, 1559
Mary, Queen of Scots, Arrives in Scotland, 19 August 1561
The Murder of Riccio, 9 March 1566
Mary, Queen of Scots, Appeals to Elizabeth I for Help, 1 May 1568
The Habits of Highlanders, 1582
The Morning of Mary, Queen of Scots’s Execution, 8 February 1587
The Execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, 8 February 1587
The North Berwick Witches, 1591
No Pipe-playing on Sundays, 1593
Border Reivers Defy Capture, 14 April 1596
The First New Year’s Day, 1600
The Union of the Crowns, 24 March 1603
Ben Jonson Walks to Scotland, 1618–1619
WILLIAM DRUMMOND OF HAWTHORNDEN
A Visitor’s Impression of Edinburgh, 6 June 1634
The Battle of Dunbar, 3 September 1650
A Good Use for the Plantations, 1665
Murder of Archbishop Sharp, 3 May 1679
The Battle of Killiecrankie, 27 July 1689
The Massacre of Glencoe, 13 February 1692
A Gael’s View of the Islands, 1695
The Darien Venture, 25 December 1699
The Run-up to the Union of the Scottish and English Parliaments, 1707
DANIEL DEFOE, STIRLING TOWN COUNCIL AND GEORGE LOCKHART OF CARNWATH
A Jacobite Escapes from the Tower of London, 23 February 1716
The Aftermath of the Union of Parliaments, 1723
The Porteous Riot, 14 April 1736
The Battle of Prestonpans, 21 September 1745
The Battle of Culloden, 16 April 1746
The Aftermath of Culloden, April 1746
Superstition and Punishment, 1754–1777
A Scot Meets Voltaire, 24 December 1764
The New Town Is Conceived, 1767
The Invention of the Steam Engine, 1769
The Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1771
Dr Johnson Arrives in Scotland, 14 August 1773
A Visitor’s Impressions of Scotland, 1773
The American Independence War, 19 June 1776
The Wealth of Nations, March 1776
Death of David Hume, 25 August 1776
A Jamaican Sugar Plantation, 1784
Robert Burns Is Hailed as a Genius, 1786
The Age of the Earth Is Proved by James Hutton, 1788
JAMES HUTTON AND JOHN PLAYFAIR
Robert Burns Meets Walter Scott, 1787
Twenty Years of Dramatic Change, c. 1792
The Trial of ‘the Pest of Scotland’, 30–31 August 1793
ALLAN CUNNINGHAM AND ANONYMOUS
Building the Bell Rock Lighthouse, 2 September 1807
The Historical Novel Is Born, 1814
The Battle of Waterloo, 18 June 1815
Law and Justice in the Highlands, c. 1816–1826
An Experiment in Humanity, 1816
The Sutherland Clearances, 1816
The Scotsman Is Launched, January 1817
Radicals in the Playground, 1819
George IV Visits Scotland, 14 August 1822
Child Worker in a Dundee Factory, 1824
The Search for the Sugar Pine, 1826
Travelling Conditions for Emigrants, 1827
Sutherland after the Clearances, 1828
The Trial of Burke and Hare, 24 December 1828
Mendelssohn Visits Scotland, 1829
Reminiscences of Edinburgh Life, Early 1800s
Testimony of Coal Workers, 1840
The Disruption of the Church of Scotland, 1843
The Origins of Photography, 1845
Experimenting with Chloroform, 1847
Victoria and Albert at Balmoral, 1848
Andrew Carnegie Shows an Early Interest in Libraries, 1853
Thomas Carlyle’s Tax Return, 21 November 1855
An Edinburgh Detective at Work, 1861
Abbotsford, the Tourist Trap, 1863
A Missionary Visits Greenock, 1865
The First Scottish Football Match, 1868
Mayhem at Musselburgh Golf Match, 22–23 April 1870
Dr Livingstone Is Found by Henry Morton Stanley, November 1871
The Invention of the Telephone, 1875
‘Saxpence in ma claes, ninepence in ma skin’, 1876
Mary Slessor’s Campaign to Save Babies, Late 1870s/1880s
The Tay Railway Bridge Disaster, 28 December 1879
Among the Residents of Black Houses, c. 1880
The Eyemouth Fishing Disaster, 14 October 1881
GEORGE COLLIN AND GEORGE PATERSON
The Battle of the Braes, 18 April 1882
The Origins of Sherlock Holmes, 1891
Keir Hardie Elected as First Labour MP, 3 August 1892
Unknown Comedian Tries His Luck in London, March 1900
The Opening of Peter Pan, December 1904
The Early Adventures of Toad, May 1907
Force-feeding Suffragettes, 1909
MEDICAL OFFICERS OF PERTH AND BARLINNIE PRISONS
Life at the Front in France, 1915–1918
Glasgow Rent Strike, September–October 1915
A Hospital on the Western Front, July 1916
Red Clydeside Erupts, 31 January 1919
The Scuttling of the German Grand Fleet at Scapa Flow, 21 June 1919
Churchill on the Eve of Defeat, 14 November 1922
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
Eric Liddell Wins Gold at the Olympics, 11 July 1924
The Invention of Television, October 1925
The Origins of Miss Jean Brodie, 1929
The Evacuation of St Kilda, 29 and 30 August 1930
Burns’s Halo Is Tarnished, 1930
LT-COMMANDER R. T. GOULD RN (RETIRED)
Edinburgh and Its Street Girls, 1934
The Spanish Civil War, May 1937
Benny Lynch Retains His Triple Crown, 12 October 1937
The Sinking of the Arandora Star, 2 July 1940
The Clydebank Blitz, 13 March 1941
A Conscientious Objector, 1941
Rudolf Hess Crash-lands in Scotland, 13 May 1941
The Second Edinburgh Festival, 1948
Stealing the Stone of Destiny, 25 December 1950
Jimmy MacBeath, King of the Cornkisters, 1951
The Flodden of Football, 15 April 1961
Petition for Women to Become Ministers in the Church of Scotland, 26 May 1963
Prince Charles and the Cherry Brandy, 20 June 1963
Nudity at the Edinburgh Festival, September 1963
Scotland Beats the English World Cup Team, 15 April 1967
Celtic Win the European Cup, 25 May 1967
The SNP Take Their Second Seat at Parliament, 17 November 1967
The Ibrox Disaster, 2 January 1971
The Upper Clydeside Shipyards’ Work-in, 18 August 1971
The Death of Hugh MacDiarmid, 9 September 1978
Allan Wells Wins Olympic Gold, 25 July 1980
The Pope Visits Scotland, June 1982
The Miners’ Strike, March 1984 to March 1985
Glasgow’s Cultural Credentials Are Recognized, 1986
The Lockerbie Disaster, 22 December 1988
Scotland Win the Grand Slam, 17 March 1990
The Flying Scotsman Breaks the World Hour Record, 17 July 1993
The Poll that Put Gordon Brown out of the Leadership Race, 26 May 1994
James Kelman Wins the Booker Prize, 11 October 1994
The Dunblane Massacre, 13 March 1996
The Day They Buried Princess Diana, 6 September 1997
The Scottish Parliament Reconvenes, 12 May 1999
Sean Connery: a Lifetime’s Perspective
The Death of Donald Dewar, 11 October 2000