Sarah Harper is an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership student with the University of Stirling and the National Museum of Scotland examining how the Cold War has been materialised in Scotland.
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Chapelcross Almost Chernobyl? – Chapelcross Fire 1967Keep Reading →
On the 11th May 1967, Chapelcross Nuclear Power Station teetered on the edge of nuclear disaster. An operator on No.2 Reactor had discovered an unusual amount of radio-activity in the carbon dioxide gas (CO2) which circulated continuously between the pressure vessels and the heat exchangers.
Atomic Annan- Establishing Chapelcross Nuclear Power StationKeep Reading →
Once simply a farm near the Royal Burgh of Annan, Chapelcross became the name synonymous with introducing nuclear power to Scotland.
The Solway Military CoastKeep Reading →
Based on oral history accounts and comprehensive research, this book charts the military history of the Solway area post World War One.