Trove Scotland is a digital gateway to Scotland’s historic environment, bringing together a rich tapestry of archives, images, and records from across the country. It’s part of Historic Environment Scotland’s initiative to make cultural heritage more accessible and engaging.
🔍 What You’ll Find on Trove.Scot
Over 1.2 million images from national archives
More than 335,000 records of places across Scotland
Details on 55,000+ designated sites, including listed buildings and scheduled monuments
Access to 2,000 culturally significant objects, many linked to properties in care
📚 Collections & Features
Explore archaeological finds, architectural carved stones, and ceremonial objects
Discover historic photographs, maps, and documents
Browse military, maritime, and industrial artefacts
Learn about designations, such as how sites are protected or listed
🗺️ Interactive Tools
Search by map or keyword
View proposed changes to designated places
Dive into themed collections like the Border Ballads dolls at Smailholm Tower
Trove.Scot is designed for heritage professionals, researchers, and history enthusiasts alike — whether you're tracing family roots, studying architecture, or simply exploring your local area’s past.
Would you like help navigating a specific part of Trove.Scot or exploring how it might support your heritage work in Balfron?
Trove Scotland, a digital gateway to Scotland’s historic environment
by William Douglas
Jul 12
Trove Scotland is a digital gateway to Scotland’s historic environment, bringing together a rich tapestry of archives, images, and records from across the country. It’s part of Historic Environment Scotland’s initiative to make cultural heritage more accessible and engaging.
🔍 What You’ll Find on Trove.Scot
📚 Collections & Features
🗺️ Interactive Tools
Trove.Scot is designed for heritage professionals, researchers, and history enthusiasts alike — whether you're tracing family roots, studying architecture, or simply exploring your local area’s past.
Would you like help navigating a specific part of Trove.Scot or exploring how it might support your heritage work in Balfron?