American author Diana Gabaldon honored at New York City’s The Metropolitan Club on April 14 as the 2022 Great Scot. Gabaldon’s bestselling Outlander novels have brought the romance and drama of Scottish history to life for more than 50 million readers worldwide.
International tennis player and coach Judy Murray OBE will be recognized for her extraordinary contributions to Scottish sports and philanthropy at The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA’s annual fundraising gala this April.
Last year, The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA undertook a strategic planning process with input from our members and supporters at its heart. We are proud to announce our new vision for 2023 and beyond: Protecting Scotland’s heritage and natural beauty now and for generations to come.
NTSUSA staff member Emily Fitzsimmons embarked on one of our garden tours this past September. Traveling with NTSUSA members and several of our Trustees, the group traversed across Scotland for six days, exploring its cities, castles, and gardens.
Join us online this October for a talk with NEHGS' Curator of Special Collections on Brodick Castle's fascinating history.
Saltire Scholar Eilidh describes her day trip to the Isle of Arran, where she visited Brodick Castle, explored the Country Park, and reached the peak of Goatfell.
NTSUSA Executive Director Kirstin Bridier shares her experience visiting some of Scotland's most beautiful gardens and estate homes during NTSUSA's Glorious West Scotland Garden Tour in May 2022.
Saltire Scholar Eilidh shares her experience visiting the grounds and gardens of Leith Hall and House of Dun.
NTSUSA Executive Director Kirstin Bridier recounts her visit to the Isle of Canna earlier this year, describing the magic of the island and the activities going on at Canna to preserve the island and its heritage
In this edition of Saltire Scholar Eilidh’s blog series, she describes her experiences at two of the Trust’s Castles in the North-East of Scotland.
On behalf of all of us at The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA, thank you for stopping by our booth at the Grandfather Mountain Highland Games.
On the next stop of her trip, our Saltire Scholar Eilidh travelled north to visit Culloden Battlefield, the site of one of the most significant battles in Scottish history.
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