Articles related to "Arbroath"

A most remarkable document signed at the Abbey of Arbroath, Scotland in 1320 may have influenced writers of the Declaration of Independence in the United States.

Ancient Pictish carved stones and remnants have been laser cleaned and are now on display in the renovated museum at St. Vigeans in Angus, Scotland.

Rome destroyed much of what we might have known of the Druids. What they can't change is the actions of good men and women, who give us an insight into their lives.

William Wallace won a dramatic victory against the English in 1297. The English army were annihilated. Robert the Bruce continued fighting for independence.

Fish chefs, working with Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall, Rick Stein and Nick Nairn, will be demonstrating and coaching on seafood cookery courses across UK in March 2009.

Runners with a passion for visiting China and enough training, time and money, can make 2009 the year to run 26.2 miles of The Great Wall Marathon®.

Cemetery records for some English & Scottish councils are free to search online, with more to come. Register details, grave images & maps are available for a small fee.

Migration patterns show that war and economic hardship led an influx of immigrants outside of England to make contributions to social causes of the American Revolution.

Scotland is the home of Aberdeen Angus, Scottish Salmon, Arbroath Smokies, Haggis,and the deep fried Mars Bar, a recipe you wont find in many cookery books.

With the publication of 'The Mentor' and 'The Judas', the young British novelist, Steve Jackson, has put danger back into spy fiction.

The distance between each rail of a train track is the most basic design decision: setting the benchmark for rolling stock, infrastructure, signalling and loading gauge.