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Fiona Watson examines the effects of a military requisition in Arbroath and reveals the true story of the SS POW gardener and Miss Bessie Blair of Glenbruach.
First broadcast: on BBC Radio OrkneyLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Bruce Durie goes to Fife to explore a house with links to Admiral Nelson, plus he learns how an ancient ship's log, used as a farm diary, opened a window into another world.
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Fiona Watson and Bruce Durie investigate the Ayrshire home of a Robert Burns patron and an illicit Wick drinking den which allegedly inspired Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Fiona Watson and Bruce Durie investigate a Cromarty house linked to Free Church founder Hugh Miller and another linked to the inventor of the suspension bridge.
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A new series of BBC Radio Scotland house histories. Fiona Watson and Bruce Durie investigate a former convent in Hawick and a Glasgow townhouse with a mysterious lead-lined room.
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A seemingly cursed Caithness manse and the alleged burial place of the last witch of Denholm are investigated in a new series of BBC Radio Scotland house histories.