Legends and Historical Stories from the Isle of Mull
Historical accounts, oral legends, and cultural stories that define Mull’s past—from ancient sites to family lore.
Pirates, Poets, and Pyromania: The Wild History of Torloisk House
Guardians of the Western Sea Standing high on the rugged northwest coast of Mull, looking o..
Lochbuie House History: Castles, Ghosts, and the Clan Maclaine
A Saga of Three Seats Nestled at the head of a sea loch on the wild southern coast of Mull,..
Ulva House History: From Ancient Clans to Modern Rebirth
A Lineage of Stone and Spirit Perched on the sheltered south side of the Isle of Ulva lies ..
The Ghost of Craignure: Uncovering the Forgotten Colonial History of Java Lodge
Undeniably, the history of the Isle of Mull often appears in the enduring stone of its castles..
The Pennygate: The Story Behind the Stones at the Police Station
Most people arrive on the Isle of Mull in a hurry. You drive off the big CalMac ferry in Craig..
The Tobermory Battle School for WW2 Submarine Hunters
War is often remembered through maps, artillery fire, and casualty figures. Yet the outcome of..
Dòideag Mhuileach: The “Frizzled” Storm Witch and Guardian of Mull
To the casual visitor, the Isle of Mull appears as a land of eagles, otters, and colourful har..
A Warning at the Water’s Edge: The Scottish Legend of the Bean Nighe
The mist hangs heavy over the Scottish Highlands as twilight bleeds into night. As you walk ne..
The Headless Horseman of Glen More: Mull’s Darkest Legend
If you spend enough time driving through Glen More, especially when the mist hangs low over th..
Tobermory’s Cherub Fountain: A Cast Iron Landmark on the Harbour
Tobermory’s waterfront features painted buildings, fishing boats, and postcard views. Yet tu..