Useful Links

The links below take you directly to history sites such as Wikipedia, Facebook and other organisations

	East Lothian at War The aim of this website is to bring the actions and experiences of those who lived through the Second World War in East Lothian to wider notice through a History of Events, Eyewitness Accounts and Photographs.
	Haddington’s History Society Facebook Group giving updates, activities and general chat of the Society.
	SHRG – Siege of Haddington Research Group Facebook Group on activities of the SHRG
	Museum 1 – SHRG: Siege of Haddington Research Group Website of the activities of the SHRG
	The Town of Haddington Wikipedia page on the town and history of Haddington
	The County of Haddingtonshire (East Lothian) Wikipedia page on the town and history of East Lothian
	East Lothian Heritage This site provides a forum for local heritage groups in East Lothian. These groups play a vital role in preserving and promoting the history of the county.
	East Lothian Antiquarian and Field Naturalists’ Society Founded in 1924 to to study the antiquities of the area, to collect material of interest, to publish relevant articles, to go on appropriate excursions to have lectures and to stimulate general interest in the history of East Lothian.
	Old Haddingtonshire Facebook Group giving old photos and recollections of East Lothian.
	Lost Haddington Facebook Group giving old photos and recollections of Haddington.
	Haddington Remembered Group Founded in 1991, a small group interested in local history of the area.
	The George Angus collection The Archive Service shares a collection of thousands of images features collected by George Angus. Get a snapshot of the collection here.
	The Fourth Statistical Account Survey of employment, population, industry, and social life of the people in East Lothian including recollections by various individuals.
	Droneman Scotland Paul Dobosz says, “Now that I am retired, I decided to start using a drone and a camera to produce and publish videos of Scotland and around the country.” If you are interested in the videos below you can subcribe to his channel here. Click on links below to see some of his amazing aerial pictures of historical places in East Lothian. Dunbar Battery Gin Head Radar Station near Tantallon Castle in East Lothian Barnes Castle, Athelstaneford, East Lothian
	Haddington Histories Podcasts at the John Grey Centre – Want to know more about the history of East Lothian? Who are some of our famous historical figures? What are the oldest documents in the county? Are there any objects that tell a special story? What treasures have been dug up in the past? To find out, come and listen to Haddingtonshire Histories!