Celebration of the centurier returned to Fort George this weekend. Image credit: Gary Murison Photography
More than 2000 years of history were condensed at Fort George this weekend, as the Highland fortress turned into a time capsule for the popular Celebration of the Centuries event.
Run by Historic Environment Scotland (HES), this is the organisation’s largest re-enactment — which was Scottish history come alive in front of spectators of all ages.
One of the highlights was a special Robert The Bruce jouster. Image credit: Gary Murison Photography
From the Picts up to WWII — passing through the Romans and a jousting tournament featuring Robert the Bruce, living history performers brought the past to life.
Gillian Urquhart, Events Manager at Historic Environment Scotland, said: “We were thrilled to welcome visitors back to Celebration of the Centuries at Fort George.
A fun and educational day for young visitors. Image credit: Gary Murison PhotographyThe day included demonstrations and living history camps. Image credit: Gary Murison Photography
“This is one of our most popular summer events where families and people of all ages have the chance to engage with history in an immersive, exciting way.
Celebration of the Centuries is Historic Environment Scotland’s (HES) largest re-enactment event. Image credit: Gary Murison PhotographyThe historic reenactment event brought 2000 years of history together over two days. Image credit: Gary Murison Photography
“From warriors and weavers to nobles and knights, plus our brand new spectacular Robert the Bruce jousting tournament, it’s a celebration of Scotland throughout the ages.”
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