The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Six Highland #museums are now live on @_smartify
Freya Samuel, Digital Content Creator tells us all about the project
Blog here ➡️ xponorth.co.uk/news/xponorth…
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
These six Highland #museums now have collections online thanks to a partnership between #XpoNorth Digital & @_smartify
➡️ @InvMAG
➡️ @GairlochMuseum
➡️ @HMuseum
➡️ @cromcourthouse
➡️ @broraheritage
➡️ @StromnessMuseum
Info: xponorth.co.uk/news/six-muse…
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Find @HMuseum on the world’s most downloaded museum app @_smartify
Explore their collection of objects recounting the history of the Sudan Campaign, an often-forgotten Victorian conflict
Click here: app.smartify.org/venues/high…
#smartify #museumarchive #XpoNorthDigital
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Experience @cromcourthouse online thanks to @_smartify & #XpoNorthDigital
Discover archaeological finds that tell the story of the village of Cromarty
Explore here: app.smartify.org/venues/crom…
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
A wonderful day @BBC_ARoadshow yesterday filming the brave story of #WW2 veteran Naik Gian Singh VC and his Victoria Cross.
Help us keep his story alive by donating 2 🏴 1st National #BritishIndianArmy memorial 🏛️: justgiving.com/campaign/bia
@GlasgowGurdwara
@PamGosalMSP
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Replying to @HMuseum
@HMuseum are looking for participants to work with local artist Jacqueline Briggs throughout August to create artwork as part of their British Indian Army exhibition. Full details below! 👇🏼👇🏼
Have you signed up for our latest Community Curators project?
Help us to remember the contributions of the BIA, an integral part of our armed forces who fought alongside the Highland regiments on countless occasions.
More information & sign-up details: thehighlandersmuseum.com/?pa…
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
The #BritishIndianArmy played a vital role in world history. It's time to recognise their contributions with a national memorial. Help us make it a reality by donating to our crowdfunding campaign: justgiving.com/campaign/bia
#BritishIndianArmyMemorial #Crowdfunding
@sikhsinscotland
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
We are thrilled 2 announce the launch of our crowdfunding campaign for 🏴Scotland's 1st National memorial dedicated to the contributions and sacrifices made by the British Indian Army: justgiving.com/campaign/bia
Pls share🙏
#ColourfulHeritage #BritishIndianArmyMemorial #Crowdfunding
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
6 June: #OTD in 1944 members of both the Queen's Own #CameronHighlanders (79th Reg) of the British Army - @HMuseum - and The Cameron Highlanders of #Ottawa, Canada landed on the beaches of #Normandy.
#WWII #DDay
photos.app.goo.gl/8RKHVPfUnN…
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Kilt worn by Pvt James Calder at the Battle of Aubers Ridge 🇫🇷 1915, where 100s of his comrades died. He returned home injured in 1916. His family kept his kilt, unwashed, as a testament to the horrors of war. Lent to #TartanExhibition @VADundee by @HMuseum
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
🎉 Happy #InternationalMuseumDay!
At the Clan Macpherson Museum, we’re proud to showcase the unique history & culture of the #Macpherson clan & #Scottish Highlands.
Plan your visit today! 🗺️✨
#ClanMacpherson #Museum #ScottishMuseum #Scotland #IMD #IMD2023
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
An amazing photo taken in 1877 @ Fort George
Today's #PhotoFromTheArchive show Officers and NCOs of the Highland Rifle Militia at Fort George in 1877.
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Replying to @welovehistory
@welovehistory
Fort George. Such a unique place that offers some great history, the @HMuseum and fantastic views. Well worth a visit. #history #scotland #explorescotland #scotlandtravel #travel #Military #highlands #photography #VisitScotland
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We had a rather lovely visitor last Friday who brought along some of her family photographs, including this photo of her dad James E Brown, b. 1888. He grew up at Balnagown Estates after his father Alfred, a Master Mariner from London, began working for Sir Charles Ross.
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On the 11th of March 1915, at the beginning of WW1, the Tain Company of 4th Seaforth Highlanders went into action for the first time. The battalion suffered terrible casualties including two young men from Tain who were acting as stretcher-bearers.
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Fab day topping up the #Queensnursebucket @JaimeJMSmith @HelenGilpin2 @jotay74. Thank you @HMuseum for hosting. Well-being ✅ history ✅ laughter ✅ connections ✅ thank you all for your company ☺️ sharing insights into supporting @UKForcesNurses #supportingthearmedforces
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An incredible coincidence at Undercliffe and for a change, a happy one!
The Highlanders' Museum retweeted
Ho! Ho! Ho! Bonus Podcast Four - Christmas 2022 highlandobjects.wordpress.co… thanks to @HighldHistorian @HMuseum and Castle Hill Heritage Centre
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“I didn’t think I was going to be shot. All I cared about was rescuing my friends." - Rambahadur Limbu VC
The story of the last living Gurkha Victoria Cross recipient. 👇
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As we have been wearing our poppies this last week here is some remembrance of courage and valour - Sgt Alexander Edwards' Victoria Cross highlandobjects.wordpress.co… via @HMuseum




































