This sketch gives an impression of how the artist Robert Archibald Dakers dressed when he set off to go walking and sketching.

The schoolmaster of West Barns, Reverend George Johnston, drew this plan of Dunbar's Napoleonic barracks complex for the Depute Barrack-Master, Thomas Hume.

The links at Saint Andrews has long been its foremost attraction, but others come to seek alternative inspiration.

James Howe (1780-1836) specialised in painting horses. However, his lively works often illustrate other aspects of early nineteenth century Scottish life.

James Howe (1780-1836) specialised in painting horses. However, his lively works often illustrate other aspects of early nineteenth century Scottish life.

This work was commissioned from Patrick Adam by Mrs Isabella Lyon of Tantallon Lodge, North Berwick to commemorate the deaths of three sons during World War One.

The links at Saint Andrews has long been its foremost attraction, but others come to seek alternative inspiration.

This drawing shows a man in iron collars called Jougs, chained to North Berwick Kirkports Parish Church.