On the other side of the river, and immediately opposite the college, are Arlington Heights, the camp of the New-York Sixty-ninth Regiment, while in close proximity are the Eighth New-York, the ...

The Editor of the Scottish American Journal has kindly furnished us, prior to its publication in his own journal, the following clear and interesting account of the part the New-york Seventy-ninth ...

The Gordon Highlanders - established in 1794 - was the local regiment of the north east of Scotland before it was amalgamated to become part of the Highlanders in 1994.

“It later went by other nicknames — Highland Regiment, Highlanders, or the Cameron Highlanders.” ...

You can also interact with members of the 78th Highland Regiment. From May through October, these kilted reenactors offer free guided tours of the fort and provide insight on what it was like to ...

Today only six Scottish infantry regiments now remain, only half of whom are Highland, and with the threat of more cuts in defence expenditure looming, the Highlanders regiment is one of the ...

The 48th annual event features jousting, falconry, Highland Games, whiskey tasting and more.

The two Highland regiments fared much better there, with the Revolutionary War's largest battle ending in a victory for British forces.

The smaller, tailored, "walking" kilt was adopted by the Highland regiments of the British Army - passing into civilian usage during the early 19th century, and has remained popular ever since.

From the beginning of the service of the Highland Regiments in the British army, the high command did not always treat them in a manner befitting the bravery shown on the field of battle by the ...