Explore over 4,800 plans created between 1955 and 1989.
Discover the life of one of Scotland's medical and public health pioneers
Peter McLagan was Scotland’s first and, to date, only black MP. We celebrate his life for this year's Black History Month.
A minister, family man and advocate for the abolishment of slavery
A member of the Collins publishing dynasty, his sporting success and bravery in WW2.
The incredible life of Margaret Allan, racing car driver, WW2 code breaker and journalist
A three-time British Ladies’ Amateur, six-time Scottish Ladies’ champion and world no 1 in 1937
![A photograph of four female workers breaking cotton waste bales at HM Munitions Factory, Gretna, [1918].](/sites/default/files/styles/news_article_thumbnail/public/2022-04/FourFemaleWorkersBreakingCotton_GD1-1011-15%20371x208_0.jpg?h=51538d92&itok=gi1qEzef)
The stories of women who produced munitions during the First World War
We look at the life and charitable work of Catherine Sinclair (1800–1864)
