This Day in Scottish History
Bagtown ClansDiscover the rich tapestry of Scotland's past with "This Day in Scottish History." Join host Colin MacDonald as he delves into the fascinating events, notable figures, and cultural milestones that have shaped Scotland. From ancient legends to modern achie
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October 13, 1863 – The Winchburgh Rail Crash
Welcome back to This Day in Scottish History. I'm your host, Colin MacDonald, and today, we're revisiting a tragic event in Scottish history that took place on October 13, 1863 – the Winchburgh Rail Crash. This accident was Scotland’s first...
October 12th, 1511 - Unveiling the Great Michael
Welcome back to This Day in Scottish History. I’m your host, Colin MacDonald, and today we set sail back to October 12th, 1511, to witness the launch of a truly remarkable vessel – the Great Michael. This was no ordinary ship. She was the l...
October 11, 1995 - A Prison Sentence That Still Echoes in Football History
Welcome back to This Day in Scottish History. I’m your host, Colin MacDonald, and today we’re rewinding to one of the more infamous moments in Scottish sports history. On October 11, 1995, Duncan Ferguson, the towering 23-year-old striker p...
October 10, 1820 - Scotland’s Infamous Thief on the Run
Welcome back to This Day in Scottish History. I’m your host, Colin MacDonald, and today, we journey back to October 10, 1820—a day that saw a bold, violent escape from Dumfries Tolbooth by one of Scotland’s most infamous thieves, David Hagg...
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