Scottish Mysteries. Update.
Renee and Andrew MacRae. Renee MacRae (born Christina Catherine MacDonald, February 1940) was a Scottish woman who disappeared on 12 November 1976, together with her 3-year-old son Andrew. Their...
Scottish Mysteries.
A selection of Mysteries based in Scotland, some solved some still unsolved.
Scottish Mysteries.
The Fate Of David Stewart. David Stewart, Duke of Rothesay, was the unfortunate victim of a royal family feud. His father was Robert III, the King...
Scottish Mysteries.
The Meaning Of Stones Among the most popular types of art found across Scotland are ring-and-cup marks, which are patterns of concentric circles and lines carved into rocks....
Scottish Mysteries.
The Appin Murder On May 14, 1752, Colin Roy Campbell of Glenure was shot near the Scottish town of Appin. Campbell was not a well-liked man,...
Scottish Mysteries.
Who Hanged Mark Devlin? In the 1830s, a ruthless gang of criminals who called themselves the Black Band dominated the city of Dundee. Since Dundee only...
Scottish Mysteries Gilmerton Cove.
An underground dwelling-place carved out of sandstone, Gilmerton Cove has remained unchanged for centuries, yet to this day no-one knows who built it and what it...
Scottish Mysteries.
HEART OF STONE According to legend, the Pictish Maiden Stone in Aberdeenshire (carved more than 1,200 years ago) is actually a woman who was turned stone after losing...
Scottish Mysteries.
HEAD FOR THE HILLS The Roman army placed a lookout and signal station on Eildon North Hill in the Scottish Borders almost 2,000 years ago, but we’re not sure...
Scottish Mysteries.
Beware of the Dog. It’s said that whoever moves the standing stone near the village of Murthly in Perthshire will find a chest guarded by a...
Scottish Mysteries.
SLEEPING GIANTS The Dwarfie Stane is a 5,000-year-old chambered tomb which was hollowed out before the invention of metal tools. Orcadian legend claims that the residents were giants who once...
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