To celebrate #NationalHatDay our archivist, Richard McKenzie talks to us shares with us the story of the T.O.S……. In military terms, the ToS (not to
What was life in the trenches like for the thousands of Black Watch soldiers who served during the First World War? In truth we will
On 30th July 2016 we remembered 154 men of The Black Watch who were killed, most at the Battle of High Wood (as part of
Today we remember the 185 Black Watch men who died between 13th and 19th July 1916 at the battle of Longueval, part of the battle
In a conference in December 1915 the allies resolved to launch a simultaneous set of attacks across all fronts in order to put Germany and
On this day one hundred years ago, 75 men of The Black Watch lost their lives. Read on to discover what caused this spike in
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