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Oatmeal Monday: A Fading Scottish Tradition

Today, we look at recently lost Scottish tradition that harkens back the 1600s, and perhaps early, that promoted and celebrated education

Adding a Baird and Scottish Holiday Touch: Diasporic Baird Traditions

Your Ultimate Guide at bringing a touch of Scottish and Baird Traditions, both old and new to your holidays throughout the year. We will...

Historic Images of Old Kirk of New Aberdour, Home of the Baird Aisle, Discovered

New Images from New Aberdour, including the chapel where the Baird Aisle is located were recently uncovered by local Archaeologist,...

The Pictish Boar: Baird and Scottish Stories, Traditions, and History Online

Welcome to the Pictish Boar! A Blog with News, Stories, and fun about Scotland and Bairds The Pictish Boar is a collaborative blog site...

Finding Auchmedden Castle: Pt. 1

Scotland In The 1500s: Making Game of Thrones Blush Before Auchmedden In 1531, Andrew Baird of Scotscraig, Fife in Scotland purchases...

The Lost Mill of New Aberdour

Local Resident Bob Watson identifies location of the New Aberdour Mill and Milltown where local tweeds were "waulked' or fulled. In a...

Historic Bridge Celebration on Old Auchmedden Estate near Pennan

Bridge of Nethermill 1719, also known as the Mill at Auchmedden before the Rising of ’45 was duly celebrated and nearly decorated with a...

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