Eyemouth Museum was established in order to offer a central place for all of the historical research and physical artefacts that have been collected about...

The sea below pounds the sheer 90m (300 ft) high cliffs of St. Abb’s Head, situated between farmland and the North Sea. Higher up the...

This magnificent Georgian mansion has twelve period rooms, a spectacular picture gallery and a restored, working Georgian kitchen. The building houses magnificent collections of...

From the earliest days of wars between the English and the Scots, Berwick was an important military town. Soldiers of the garrison were for many...

The history of Physical Training in the armed forces is a long and interesting one. Located here at the barracks, close to the Scottish...

Berwick-upon-Tweed’s Holy Trinity parish church is unique because it is the only such church to be built during the Commonwealth of Oliver Cromwell. Sometimes...

This museum celebrates the great achievements of this part of the British Army and commemorates the men who have been lost fighting for their country...

Berwick is the most northerly town in England which has changed hands between England and Scotland thirteen times in the last 1000 years. Defended on...

The eastern end of the Cheviots lie about 8 miles south-west of Berwick and the range stretches west across into the Borders Region of Scotland....

The ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle lie on the coast of Northumberland between the fishing village of Craster and Embleton, a dramatic ruin on the skyline....

The East Coast main line is the main railway link between London Kings Cross and Edinburgh, originally belonging to the North Eastern Railway, then the...

Aidan was an Irish monk who had been trained on Iona and who came to Holy Island in AD 635 and established the Abbey of...

Norham was built in the position that it is found because of the commanding view that it affords across the River Tweed. The fantastic...

Enjoy a great day out for all the family, with lots of arty activities to choose from – ceramic painting, glass painting, and mosaicing. Even...

The house was used for the popular Channel 4 TV series “The Edwardian Country House”. Manderston, it’s buildings, park and gardens, offers an experience which...

The Mercat Cross in Cockburnspath’s market place was erected in 1503 by James IV of Scotland, on the occasion of his marriage to Margaret Tudor,...

Originally built in the 14th Century, St Helen’s Church in Cockburnspath is a hidden gem, tucked between buildings opposite the village’s mercat cross. The church...

Enjoy the leisurely pace of yesteryear! Travel by our 15" gauge steam engine the ’Lady Augusta’ as she journeys from Heatherslaw Mill to Etal...

The Jim Clark Room is home to a collection of trophies, photographs and memorabilia associated with Jim Clark, the Scottish Formula One motor racing driver...

Robert Manners began the original structure at Etal Castle in the mid 14th Century, as a defence against the regular raids and attacks that the...