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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, people with historical interests and visiting scholars. The Centre also has a fully equipped...
The Strathmartine Trust offers a range of grants and awards. These are: the Strathmartine Grants, the Sandeman Grants, and the biennial Marinell Ash Award. Applications are now closed for the 2020 round of Strathmartine Trust Awards and Sandeman Fund Awards....
The Strathmartine Centre has a self-contained flat for use by visiting scholars. The flat has its own bedroom and bathroom, plenty of storage space, and facilities for private study. The flat can accommodate two people on two single beds. Visiting scholars also...
The Stathmartine Press was set up in 2014, and in November 2016 launched its first publication, Crail and its Fisheries, 1550 – 1600, by Professor Thomas Riis. The objective of the press is to publish small, high-quality, monographs (normally of 30,000...
Applications are now closed for the 2020 round of awards. Details regarding grants and awards for 2021 will be posted in the summer of 2020.
Read MoreOn 21 August we hosted an event to celebrate the publication of Alexander III, 1249-1286: First Among Equals, a study by Norman Reid (the Director of the Strathmartine Centre) of...
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DR PAULA MARTIN: "The Sailing Journal of Alexander Gillespie". 15 January 2020. Coffee from 11am.
PROFESSOR CHRIS SMOUT: "The Historiographer Royal for Scotland". 18 December 2019. Coffee from 11am.