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A close-up view of an antique leather football with visible stitching and a well-used texture, set against a dark background.History · 21 JuneWorld’s Oldest Football to Travel from Stirling to Miami for World CupRead the story →
A towering stone monument is visible on a tree-covered hillside, with a town nestled in the valley below and rolling green hills under a cloudy sky.History · 15 JunePetition Launched to Keep William Wallace Safe Conduct Letter in ScotlandA colorful statue of a man with a mustache, wearing period clothing and holding a purple hat, stands in a stone niche.History · 10 JuneThe Merchant Who Left a Legacy: How John Cowane Built One of Scotland's Finest Almshouses and Became 'Auld Staneybreeks'An aerial view shows the National Wallace Monument standing prominently on a forested hill above a town of residential homes with green, rolling hills in the background under a cloudy sky.History · 3 JuneThe Tower That Made a Legend: How Stirling's Wallace Monument Turned a Medieval Warrior into a Victorian IconThe interior of a large cathedral with high vaulted ceilings, large stone columns, and rows of empty wooden chairs leading towards a colorful stained-glass window in the distance.History · 3 JuneThe Church That Crowned Kings: How Stirling's Holy Rude Became One of Britain's Most Sacred Coronations SitesA historic stone castle with multiple windows and ornate carvings stands against a cloudy blue sky, with a green lawn and flowerbeds in the foreground and a tree branch partially obscuring the left side of the building.History · 3 JuneThe Fortress That Held Scotland: Inside Stirling Castle's Thousand-Year Reign as a Royal StrongholdA scenic view of a town with a river flowing through it, a stone arch bridge, and a prominent tower on a wooded hill in the background, set against rolling hills under a cloudy sky.History · 3 JuneThe Battles That Made a Nation: How Stirling Bridge and Bannockburn Forged Scottish Independence

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