The sites are mainly free with a few having an admission charge and/or a tour offered.
Make a Visit to Orkney’s World War II Sites
Upcoming at Northlight: Catherine Grivas Images of Lyness
They show the accelerating deterioration of the wartime buildings in Lyness 2017 -2019.
Rerwick Head Coastal Battery, Tankerness
Light and form Photographs by Ian Collins. 4th July 2018
Bernie Bell: Rerwick, Tankerness
patterns which look vaguely human, reminds me of some ancient rock art
Poetry Corner : Courage
On this day, 22nd July, in 1902 Marion Wilberforce, the pioneering Scottish aviatrix, was born.
Bernie Bell: Rerwick, Tankerness
patterns which look vaguely human, reminds me of some ancient rock art
The Earl of Zetland World War II Transporter
“Ah nearly turned an ran. It wis the Earl o bluidy Zetland.”
Make a Visit to Orkney’s World War II Sites
Orkney also has sites of world historical interest dating from the first 4 decades of the 20th C: a time of two world wars.
“Few Now Survive, But None Are Forgotten”
‘Scottish Polish Heritage of WWII: Life Stories’ at the Scottish Parliament.
