Daniel Gray is the author of eight books including Homage to Caledonia, Stramash and Scribbles in the Margins. He has written for various newspapers, magazines and documentaries, and from 2016 to 2018 was Writer-in-Residence across the Scottish New Towns for the Edinburgh International Book Festival. He has given talks in hundreds of venues, regularly chairs events, anchors a fortnightly podcast and recently presented short history films for STV.John R Hume’s photographic output is now a significant part of the HES archive, providing a unique perspective on Scotland’s history through the lens of his camera. His work centres around industrial archaeology and he was awarded an OBE in 1998.

‘Looking deeper into each image reveals a poignant glimpse into the lives of the people intertwined with the bricks and mortar’

Daniel Gray is the author of eight books including Homage to Caledonia, Stramash and Scribbles in the Margins. He has written for various newspapers, magazines and documentaries, and from 2016 to 2018 was Writer-in-Residence across the Scottish New Towns for the Edinburgh International Book Festival. He has given talks in hundreds of venues, regularly chairs events, anchors a fortnightly podcast and recently presented short history films for STV.John R Hume’s photographic output is now a significant part of the HES archive, providing a unique perspective on Scotland’s history through the lens of his camera. His work centres around industrial archaeology and he was awarded an OBE in 1998.

‘Looking deeper into each image reveals a poignant glimpse into the lives of the people intertwined with the bricks and mortar’