Then, in 1603, two members of Clan MacGregor were killed by members of another clan, Clan Colquhoun. In retaliation, a small army of 300 to 400 MacGregors, and a number of MacFarlanes, killed 140 ...

The Colquhoun ranks were swelled by men from Dumbarton and Cardross, with the clan marching into the glen with as many as 500 men on foot and 300 on horseback. Glen Fruin, near Loch Lomond. PIC ...

The Colquhoun ranks were swelled by men from Dumbarton and Cardross, with the clan marching into the glen with as many as 500 men on foot and 300 on horseback. Glen Fruin, near Loch Lomond. PIC ...

A royal warrant was signed by James VI on February 24, 1603, accusing the MacGregors of attacking members of Clan Colquhoun at Glen Fruin “without pitie or compassion” or regard for young or old.

The conservation village of Luss — the ancestral home of Clan Colquhoun — is the main launch point for cruises of the loch’s 37 islands. On returning, stroll the pine-lined beach or have ...

After being owned by the Clan Colquhoun since the 14th Century, Scotland's uninhabited "wallaby island" made headlines in July 2020 when it was put up for sale.

The 42nd New Hampshire Highland Games took place this weekend in Lincoln. It’s one of the largest gatherings like it in the U.S. NHPR’s Cori Princell… ...