Lunna
LUNNA A visit to Lunna in Shetland has a remarkable way of transporting you back to the early years of […]
First Shetland Loss of 1914. From the Great War, there are over 600 men with Shetland connections, most of whom
Ted Adie Map It is always revealing what can be discovered through the Shetland Museum and Archives. Lieutenant Edward Percival
A fascinating little glimpse of wartime life in Lerwick, 1941. The notice, issued by the Burgh of Lerwick, sets out
Shetland Defence Battalion. With the outbreak of war in 1939, Shetland was poorly defended, and the garrison in the islands
Close to Lerwick, you are always guaranteed nice views from the Ness of Sound Coastal Battery, whatever the weather. Situated
LOSS AT YPRES. Private Thomas Hardy 2nd Battalion, Gordon Highlanders. He was the second Shetland connected soldier to be die
ADMIRALTY STATION. Anderhill Tower is a remarkable spot. On a clear day, it gives you access to stunning panoramic views