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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, the Harry Bryce School Fund, and the biennial Marinell Ash Award. The next application round will take place in 2027. Any general...
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. Visiting scholars also have access to the Centre's kitchen and common-room/dining...
The object of the Press is to publish shorter, high-quality books in Scottish History. Ideally our publications will be between 25,000 and 50,000 words. While we welcome proposals on any aspect of Scottish History, the Press is particularly interested in...
The 2026-2027 season of Strathmartine Seminars has been announced, with the first meeting taking place on Wednesday, 2 September, when James Bruce will deliver a talk entitled: “Máel Coluim 'the...
Read MoreThis is a final reminder that applications for the 2026 round of Grant Awards must be submitted by midnight on Friday 1 May. Trustees welcome applications for the following three...
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IAIN WHYTE: "From Macon to Melrose: William and Ellen Craft's Anti-Slavery Tour of Scotland, January-February 1851". 7 October 2026. Coffee from 10.30am.
JAMES BRUCE: "Máel Coluim 'the Great' and Scotland’s Birth Certificate". 2 September 2026. Coffee from 10.30am.