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Welcome to the November edition of Heritage North. We have an exclusive for our readers as Dr. David Worthington of the UHIMI Centre for History at Dornoch reads one of his papers, exploring the historiographic links between Scotland and Poland throughout history. We have an exclusive early view of the proposed development at John O'Groats, a controversial site, but with both Highland and National significance. Hugh Miller's Cottage has been the beneficiary of a windfall - could it be you? We also introduce a new funding pot for Scotland's Islands. Lots to see, and hear, here then.

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The historical Scottish connection is referenced in modern day Gdansk

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Modern day Gdansk - alive with Scottish references

Listen to Dr. David Worthington tell about the historiographic disruption in the story of Scots in Poland.
Rosehaugh Ferry nameplate

Scotland's Islands offers funding for heritage and other events.
Small aerial shot of the new John o'groats development

  A first glimpse at the proposed new development at John O'Groats..
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  The long term future of Hugh Miller's Museum at Cromarty looks assured thanks to a private benefactor.
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