Our Authors

Lorna is Subject Leader in Ceramics and Related Materials Conservation at West Dean College.

Fiona was previously a Learning Enabler at National Museums Scotland.

Noelle completed a 6 month Secondment at National Museums Scotland.

MSC student on Conservation for Archaeology and Museums course at UCL

Ruth Churchman was previously the Information and Knowledge Management Assistant at  National Museums Scotland.

Susan Ciccantelli is a descendant of two generations of May Isle light keepers, who shared her story in the run-up to the Shining Lights exhibition at National Museum of Scotland.

Lyndsey was previously an Interactive Displays Manager at National Museums Scotland.

Tristram works for National Records of Scotland and is Co-curator of the Admiral Cochrane, the Real Master and Commander exhibition.

Director of Studies Fashion Communication, School of Textiles and Design, Heriot Watt University

Megan was previously the National Partnerships Officer at National Museums Scotland.

James Coutts was previously the Marketing Manager at National Museums Scotland.

Kirsten was previously the Marketing & Communications Assistant at National Museums Scotland.

Darren Cox was previously an Assistant Conservator at National Museums Scotland.

David B Craig was a member of the crew aboard SS Dover Hill whose story was told in the Arctic Convoys exhibition at the National War Museum.

Mark Cranston is a brick enthusiast who recently visited the National Museums Collection Centre as part of his community-based project to record and detail the Scottish brick manufacturing industry. Find out more at www.scottishbrickhistory.co.uk.

Laura was previously the Digital Content Assistant at National Museums Scotland.

David Cyster is a Tiger Moth pilot and has taken part in Scotland’s National Airshow at the National Museum of Flight.