The infantry regiment have served as the personal bodyguard of the Duke of Atholl, chieftain of the historic Clan Murray, for nearly 200 years. But their origins stretch back even further ...

In 1859 the 6th Duke of Atholl commissioned the white horse from Austin Seely & Co., London, in Mrs Coades stone, at a cost of 10gns. It stood sentinel for over 100 years on a stone arch over the ...

The poem was written in 1787 when Burns visited Blair Atholl, on his way north during the highland tour. He sent it to Josiah Walker, tutor to the son of the Duke of Atholl. It was to the Duke ...

She is welcomed by the Duke of Atholl, played by guest star Denis Lawson. This episode was filmed at Blair Castle in Perthshire – a castle actually visited by Queen Victoria several times.