Find out about resources and workshops for teachers and students at the National Library of Scotland.

From Jurassic Park to archive films, discover how rain shapes stories, characters and unforgettable moments on screen.

In this interactive workshop, we will show you tips and techniques to help you make best use of our georeferenced maps.

Two volunteers revisit their 1960s maps from the Second Land Utilisation Survey, revealing the human stories behind Britain’s land use mapping.

Explore John Slezer's Theatrum Scotiae (1693), a pioneering collection of engraved views that shaped Scotland's visual identity and sense of place.

Wonderful music to start the day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Artist Peter Liversidge’s new library installation invites visitors to rethink libraries as spaces of trust, curiosity and community.

Step inside a century of stories from Kelvin Hall in Glasgow through film. From dazzling exhibitions to bold city plans, film has captured our history.

Read about Sir James Wordie’s polar journeys, academic career and how his book collecting shaped a major Library collection.