Bill Gault and his colleagues in Shetland were Scotland's last lighthouse keepers When Bill Gault and his colleagues locked up Fair Isle South Lighthouse on Shetland 25 years ago it signalled the ...

Here’s 10 of the best. If you want to learn what life was really like for Scotland’s lighthouse keepers then Kinnaird Head is the place to go. The lighthouse, which was the first built on ...

With an incredible coastline and over 900 islands, it's no surprise that Scotland has its fair share of lighthouses. Striking structures built to weather any storm as well as the attentions of the ...

at Fraserburgh's Museum of Scottish Lighthouses, lit the flame for Conor's nostalgic idea. "I met quite a lot of keepers and took their portrait and talked to them," he told BBC Scotland News.

The Stevenson family saved countless thousands of lives off the coast of Scotland with their network of hundreds of lighthouses — and their designs made life safer for sailors around the globe.

It signalled the end of not only his own long career in guiding sailors to safety in the country’s most hazardous waters but also Scotland’s 200-year-old tradition of lighthouse keeping.

A new exhibition charting the history of Scottish lighthouses has opened in Saltcoats. “Following the Lights’ will run at the North Ayrshire Heritage Centre in Kikrgate until Wednesday, June 29.

transcript Mechanical engineers found an old glass bottle with a message in a cavity in a wall at Corsewall Lighthouse in southwest Scotland. “Oh, oh, oh. Yeah, it’s got proper [unclear ...

Mr Gault had been a lighthouse keeper for 32 years and was based at 22 different stations across Scotland during his career. His duties ranged from maintaining the lights to polishing the ...