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Clan Scott Society
Tradition Through Scholarship

Conservation in Scotland and New England:
Sharing Challenges and Seeking Solutions

Leading Land and Historic Property Trusts Seek Solutions Together

A special thank you to our 2024 Appeal donors from Scotland

Partner Spotlight:
Clan Irwin Association

Your Gift in Action – Canna House

Canna is the most remote of the Scottish Isles, situated in the west of the Inner Hebrides. It has been under the National Trust of Scotland’s protection since 1981, but in recent years a huge project has begun to restore Canna House. This is of particular importance considering Canna House is home to a vast […]

The Hebridean Baker:
From the Scottish Isles to the World

An Enduring Legacy- Jock and Elly Elliott’s Staffa

Staffa is a breathtaking, remote island situated in the Inner Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland. The isle came under the protection of the National Trust for Scotland in 1986 after John Elliott Jr. of New York, fondly known as Jock, purchased the island to honor his wife Eleanor’s 60th Birthday. The couple decided […]

British Historian Flora Fraser to speak at Nantucket Atheneum

Nantucket, Massachusetts – Award-winning historical biographer and former Siasconset resident Flora Fraser will speak on her latest book Pretty Young Rebel: The Life of Flora MacDonald at the Nantucket Atheneum on Friday, July 12, at 6:30pm. Pretty Young Rebel is a captivating biography of Fraser’s namesake, a remarkable young Scotswoman whose bold decision to help […]

2024 Tartan Week and ‘A Celebration of Scotland’s Treasures’ honoring Tom Conti

2024 marks a milestone in the achievements of NTSUSA. Whilst NTSUSA has participated in New York Tartan Week events previously, this was the first time with the enthusiast support and participation of our Emerging Leaders group that NTSUSA marched in the annual Tartan Day Parade in New York City. Beginning in 1999, the first parade […]

National Trust for Scotland Acquires Mackintosh at the Willow

Mackintosh at the Willow, on Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street, is to become part of the National Trust for Scotland’s portfolio of heritage properties.

Not Your Usual Burns Night

Please join The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA, NHSCOT, Scots in New England, Scottish Development International, and the British Consulate General Boston for our inaugural "Not Your Usual Burns Night" celebration on Thursday, January 25, 2024, at the Crystal Ballroom in Somerville's Davis Square.

A Brief History of the Saint Andrew’s Society of the State of New York

This St Andrew’s Day, we share a little bit about the history of the St Andrew’s Society of New York, which, as the oldest charitable organization in New York, has supported Scots in need for more than two centuries.

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