| 21789 | Pte | George Smith | GELLATLY | latterly S/41660 4th Bn. The Seaforth Highlanders. | 23/07/1918 | |
| S/40852 | Pte | George Henry | HICKS | 4/5th Bn. formerly 31689 R.S. Fus. | 23/07/1918 | |
| S/41269 | Pte | James | IRVINE | 6th Bn. | 23/07/1918 | |
| S/21717 | Pte | James | MARTIN | latterly 260258 5th Bn. The Seaforth Highrs. | 23/07/1918 | |
| S/4517 | Pte | Roderick | McKENZIE | 4/5th Bn. | 23/07/1918 | |
| 203151 | Pte | Alexander | PETRIE | 4/5th Bn. | 23/07/1918 | |
| S/22967 | Pte | Samuel | RUGG | 8th Bn. formerly 2677 38th T.R. Bn. | 23/07/1918 |
As the Collections Assistant at The Black Watch Museum, I spend my days surrounded by conflict-related artefacts such as medals, uniforms, letters, and photographs that
Just before heading up the stairs to Gallery 4 visitors will see the painting of someone who, on first glance, might not look like a
Rosie Waine is the William Grant Foundation Research Fellow at the National Museum of Scotland. Here she writes how the Black Watch Museum & Castle
