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Posts from Scotland’s first industrial eco museum celebrating and recording former mining landscapes from primarily across the Nation’s central belt through an expanding series of community created cycling and walking routes.

23/10/2026
Time for a   the site of the former bing serving   Colliery pits 1 & 2 and surviving trackbed of the mineral spur worked...
23/10/2026

Time for a the site of the former bing serving Colliery pits 1 & 2 and surviving trackbed of the mineral spur worked for and from 1912 to 1930 by Carron Company (now meadowland and footpath)

22/10/2026

⛏️ Could you be a Colliery Champion?

Help shape the future of Scotland’s national mining museum!

We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join our team and help us build excitement for the future.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone interested in museums, heritage, communications or community engagement to gain practical experience.

Whether you're a student looking to build your experience, a professional wanting to share your skills, or someone with time and enthusiasm to support the Museum, we'd love to hear from you.

Working alongside the Development Officer and wider teams, you could help with a some (or all) of the following activities:

1. 📣 Sharing Our Story: Creating engaging social media content, blogs, reels and podcasts that bring our collections, stories and vision for the future to life.

2. 💬Supporting Community Conversations: Listening to local people and helping shape a Museum where everyone feels welcome, represented and connected.

3. 💡 Creating Fundraising Opportunities: Co-designing imaginative fundraising activities and events that inspire people to support the Museum.

You don’t need previous experience - just enthusiasm, ideas and a willingness to get involved. We’ll provide support and help you find activities that suit your interests and availability.

Whether you’re interested in heritage, communications, community engagement or fundraising, this is your chance to develop new skills, meet people and make a difference. As a National Museum we encourage remote working too, and would love to work with communities near and far.

You will be key to helping making national heritage relevant and impactful for current and future generations.

❤️ Help us shape the future of Scotland’s mining heritage.

Interested? Contact Robin, our Development Officer, at [email protected] to find out more or send a message on our socials.

Please share this post with anyone who might be interested!

New route uploaded to    , our 2nd solely designed as an armchair explore:  ‘Virtual Westfield A Black to Green Journey’...
22/10/2026

New route uploaded to , our 2nd solely designed as an armchair explore: ‘Virtual Westfield A Black to Green Journey’ featuring layers of landscape change from deep to surface coal extraction to current and potential roles the brownfield site plays in biodiversity and cleaner energy.
To download the journey nip to https://www.mining-landscapes.org/route/180

The 275kV Forth Crossing northern tower,     one of the tallest in Scotland at around 450’ slightly shorter than its sou...
19/10/2026

The 275kV Forth Crossing northern tower, one of the tallest in Scotland at around 450’ slightly shorter than its southern sister.

Solved the drilling puzzle now for another one from back in the summer. Any ideas what this is? Located up on Ecton Hill...
17/10/2026

Solved the drilling puzzle now for another one from back in the summer. Any ideas what this is? Located up on Ecton Hill, at the site of the abandoned copper mines.

Can anyone shed any light on the drilling activity at  ,   near  . Nothing on the planning portal? The conversation went...
16/10/2026

Can anyone shed any light on the drilling activity at , near . Nothing on the planning portal? The conversation went along the lines of ‘what are you drilling for’ ‘ oil and gas’ ‘what about the ban’ ‘we are drilling to get rid of the oil and gas’….. puzzled

New 15k circular cycling route uploaded to  ’ collection that tells the story of Broken Cross Muir, South   from deep an...
15/10/2026

New 15k circular cycling route uploaded to ’ collection that tells the story of Broken Cross Muir, South from deep and opencast mining to restoration and renewable energy hub written and researched by Ruth Thomas and Peter Tucker from Parish Historical Association 👉https://lpha.org.uk/
To visit the route nip to 👉 https://www.mining-landscapes.org/route/200

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