In addition to the thousands of people who have already signed our petition and joined our Facebook group we thank the following groups and individuals for their support!
Clan MacKinnon Society in Germany; Council of Scottish Clans, USA; Celtic Guide; Celtic Lore and Mythology; Alma Alexander; Dr. Tony Pollard; Sons and Daughters of Scotland; Outlander Fans; Clanadonia; Albannach; Clanranald; The Battlefields Trust; Saor Patrol; Sir Kenneth Calman; Hidden Aberdeen Tours; The New World Celts-Asheville Chapter; The Fairytale Traveler; Highland-Targe; The Society of William Wallace; Gordon Mackenzie of Gaberlunzie; The 1745 Association; The Outlander Times; Provanhall House Glasgow; Clan Keith of New Zealand; Diana Gabaldon; Passing Places
Clan MacKinnon Society in Germany; Council of Scottish Clans, USA; Celtic Guide; Celtic Lore and Mythology; Alma Alexander; Dr. Tony Pollard; Sons and Daughters of Scotland; Outlander Fans; Clanadonia; Albannach; Clanranald; The Battlefields Trust; Saor Patrol; Sir Kenneth Calman; Hidden Aberdeen Tours; The New World Celts-Asheville Chapter; The Fairytale Traveler; Highland-Targe; The Society of William Wallace; Gordon Mackenzie of Gaberlunzie; The 1745 Association; The Outlander Times; Provanhall House Glasgow; Clan Keith of New Zealand; Diana Gabaldon; Passing Places
July 24, Press and Journal . . . Outlander author reveals her tears for Culloden
Ms Gabaldon last year added her voice to opposition to an Inverness developer’s proposals to build homes within sight of the battlefield – before councilors put their foot down, approving a buffer zone five times the size of that which previously protected the sacred site.
Inverness Outlander Group attends Commemoration!
Outlander Fans Supporting an Important National Trust for Scotland Site
In honor of Outlander TV News reaching 30,000 followers on Twitter, a donation drive to support a National Trust for Scotland site, Culloden has been organised.
Culloden is a central event and focus in the second season of Outlander, and it was already touched on in the first season. Many fans who have been fortunate to travel to Scotland have visited this site and the Clan Fraser marker.
We have never put together any sort of donation drive or an appeal for donations since we began this site in 2013. Many Outlander fans, sites, and groups have already made a difference through several organizations, some that are supported by the actors in this remarkable television series. So now is our chance…click here for the details.
Ms Gabaldon last year added her voice to opposition to an Inverness developer’s proposals to build homes within sight of the battlefield – before councilors put their foot down, approving a buffer zone five times the size of that which previously protected the sacred site.
Inverness Outlander Group attends Commemoration!
Outlander Fans Supporting an Important National Trust for Scotland Site
In honor of Outlander TV News reaching 30,000 followers on Twitter, a donation drive to support a National Trust for Scotland site, Culloden has been organised.
Culloden is a central event and focus in the second season of Outlander, and it was already touched on in the first season. Many fans who have been fortunate to travel to Scotland have visited this site and the Clan Fraser marker.
We have never put together any sort of donation drive or an appeal for donations since we began this site in 2013. Many Outlander fans, sites, and groups have already made a difference through several organizations, some that are supported by the actors in this remarkable television series. So now is our chance…click here for the details.
Battlefields Trust Opposes Housing Development!
"The Trust opposes the proposed development at Culloden. It recognises that the site for which planning permission has been granted is brownfield land in the sense that it already contains farm buildings. The Trust is concerned about the precedent the permission to develop at Culloden sets for the wider battlefield and others inventoried in Scotland. The adoption of a permissive approach at Culloden risks inappropriate development on other brownfield sites on battlefields. The Trust therefore asks you to review this decision and to provide categoric public assurance that the planning permission currently granted should, in no way, be seen as a green light to developers to build on battlefield brownfield sites at Culloden or elsewhere."
Council of Scottish Clans & Associations in support of the STOP campaign
"COSCA opposes this development in its present form and in light of the paucity of investigation and analysis of its bad effects."
Read the COSCA letter to First Minister Salmond
The Clanranald Trust for Scotland....have joined the campaign to save Culloden Battlefield from housing development!
"Our aim is to present a true re-creation of our nations past, striving to provide a fitting testimony to our ancestors."
Visit their Facebook page
"Our aim is to present a true re-creation of our nations past, striving to provide a fitting testimony to our ancestors."
Visit their Facebook page
Historian on the Warpath. . . Culloden Battlefield and Hallowed Ground by Scott Manning
"We cannot save every battlefield in every country. Many are already lost. But we can preserve those that remain, especially those that have a hold on a people such as Culloden."
Visit the Facebook page
"We cannot save every battlefield in every country. Many are already lost. But we can preserve those that remain, especially those that have a hold on a people such as Culloden."
Visit the Facebook page
A New Battle On Culloden Moor....
"We will always have competing interests in the name of progress, when developers confront preservationists in the modern world. Finding a balance between these two interests is difficult and one side (sometimes both) often believes its arguments have been completely ignored or misunderstood. In the case of important historical sites such as battlefields, however, the bigger picture needs to be carefully considered. Houses can always be built in other places--there will only ever be ONE Culloden."
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