Winter talk – Atlas of Scotland’s Geography & History

Andrew Barr – An Atlas of Scotland’s Geography and History

The Atlas of Scotland uses hand-drawn maps and illustrations to tell Scotland’s story. It explores in detail how Scotland was made, its history and culture, as well as its long standing as one of the ancient kingdoms of Europe.

In addition to mapping the land as a whole, the Atlas also explores the individual local histories of each of Scotland’s 7 cities, plus 12 of its historic towns.

Finally, this Atlas then takes you far beyond Scotland, looking at some of the fascinating ways Scotland has connected with the outside world throughout history – from the old European trade routes of Scottish merchants, to the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition, and so much more.

£3 admission fee, open to all. Refreshments available: tea, coffee and biscuits.
Doors 7pm Talk starts 7.30pm
Contact Tom Litterick

Location: Garden Room at the Cross, Queens Cross Church, 38 Albyn Place, AB10 1YN

From street to the room: through the Cafe entrance, then straight ahead past a chicane, turn right into a big hall, then the room at the back right.