The Strathmartine Trust

The Strathmartine Trust - Research and Education in Scottish History

The Strathmartine Trust was founded in 1999, by the late Ronald Gordon Cant, to encourage and support the study of Scottish History.

The Strathmartine Centre in St Andrews is an independent study centre equipped with Library, Study Rooms and Meeting Rooms which are intended primarily for independent researchers, retired people with historical interests and visiting scholars.

Residential facilities are available for visitors who wish to spend a period of research time in St Andrews.

The Library forms a useful collection from Dr Cant's own books and from the libraries of Dr Marjorie Ogilvie Anderson, Professor D E R Watt, Dr Annette Smith, Dr D M Finlayson and Mr Ian Keillar. It is accessible to registered users for consultation (but not for loan). The library computer has broadband internet access.

Those who are interested in finding out more about the possibilities of registering as a user of The Strathmartine Centre should contact office@strathmartine.demon.co.uk

The Strathmartine Trust is named after the parish north of Dundee where Dr Cant's family originated.

The Trust also awards Grants, mainly to support completion of research projects and the publication of works on Scottish history.

Strathmartine Trust Awards, Sandeman Fund Awards, and Marinell Ash Award

A new application form and revised guidance notes are now available. Ensure you read the guidance notes before making an application.

The closing date for applications and letters of support is 15 November 2016.

The Factor to the Strathmartine Trust is: Professor A B McDougall CA, Q Court, 3 Quality Street, EDINBURGH, EH4 5BP. Email: factor@strathmartinetrust.org