As part of the development of the temporary exhibition in 2025, Highland Laddies, we searched the photograph archive for images of boys who served in
The archive at The Black Watch Castle and Museum holds a wide range of material relating to the service of the 42nd Regiment. This includes
Written by David Meldrum Lowe This is a skeletal history of my father (Pte John Murray Lowe 1904-1948, Service Number: 2976159 – POW Number: 36782)
This blog was written by Freya, one of our three young volunteers who contributed to our special exhibition, ‘Captive Voices’. Freya will be attending university
Written by Pipe Major Alistair Duthie, The Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment) Association I was born in the picturesque town of Timaru, South Canterbury, New
Re-discovering Soldier’s Poems – World Poetry Day Weel Wullie by John Beaton We’re in the Trench, noo by John Beaton Held every year on 21st
