Known as London's 'Ladies Bridge', women were drafted to construct Waterloo Bridge during WWII, but never got the credit for it #WomensArt

We’ve just uploaded our latest survey photographs of Jenners department store. Having worked there for years before joining HES it was a treat to go back. Check out all our images, from 1895 right up to 2021 here: https://t.co/LwcNIXNScl

US photographer Margaret Bourke-White on top of the Chrysler Building, New York, 1931 #womendart

If this gets 1000 retweets we'll ask @martin_compston if we can put one of Steve Arnott's waistcoats in the National Museum of Scotland*. #LineOfDuty *disclaimer: we, the social media team, do not have this power but it's worth a try.

Looks like an interesting book. Everyone loves an aerial photo! #icanseemahoose #aerialphotography https://t.co/YNfuiniOJl

📷Pioneering photographer Robert Adam was born this week in 1821. He founded Scotland’s first photographic studio in Edinburgh with David Octavius Hill. They were the first to realise the artistic potential of photography by creating thousands of dramatic images. (1/6)

New photography exhibition opening this FRIDAY! From wrestling matches to Margaret Thatcher, City Hall Generations – Making My Museum will explore a timeline of cultural activities hosted at Perth City Hall since opening in 1910. https://t.co/LJoPXUwnWF #BackToMuseums

One of the most iconic photographic images of the 20th century, 'Migrant Mother', 1936 by Dorothea Lange, featured the family of Florence Thompson, who allowed the photograph to be taken to aid the plight of the US working poor #womensart

Books on Jesus, Mary, Joseph and the wee donkey also available #LineofDuty

Manchester born UK photographer Grace Robertson, Pub Outing, c.1954 #womensart #FridayFeeling

📢ANNOUNCEMENT📢 Our LOCAL HISTORY CENTRE is RE-OPENING from 3rd May 2021❗️ ✨Services: Family & local history research | Historic newspapers on microfilm | Reference library✨ ⭐️BY APPOINTMENT ONLY⭐️ Email: history@eastlothian.gov.uk

Can you help us solve this #ArchiveMystery? We have this photograph of an unknown football team from 1896/7. Do you recognise the players or their kit? The photographer worked in Hamilton, Coatbridge & Strathaven #Archive30 @SFootballMuseum @sportinghistory @SMN_Scotland

All roads lead to the archive! We hold the answers to all your mysteries... Follow the adventures of @ScotsAntiquary as he delved into a stack of long forgotten photo albums: https://t.co/fVsYhW82Hx #ArchiveMystery #Archive30 @ARAScot @explorearchives

Loving these photos, especially the one with the leaves. #photography #traindriving #loveanabstract https://t.co/z3GooAODZK

Looky here 👀 Maybe I should become a Dr. in my old age! Great opportunity for someone of the photographic/history persuasion. #photography #archives #goforit https://t.co/JCOzmqMho7

I bloody love stuff like this. Great project, congratulations to all concerned. Looking forward to the book! #photography #yesitsmebackagain https://t.co/vnFVWeGzZA

So today I retire from @HistEnvScot after many years. Not sure just yet what I'll do with my Twitter feed but I thought I'd end this part of my life with a cracking image from the archives. It may look strangely familiar.... #photography #freedom #lifebegins

A very quiet Charlotte Square in #Edinburgh. c1945 Probs much like that today, apart from the nice old fashioned cars.... #oorNicolashoose #StayAtHome https://t.co/Om3iNuqJZs

We love an #EyeInTheSky view of an iconic Scottish building! Here's William Henry Playfair's magnificent neo-classical @NatGalleriesSco, opened in March 1859. We've digitised 90,000+ aerial photos as part of a project to preserve 500,000+ archive items: https://t.co/mdSHyQhgN1

A rainbow of plants has appeared on The Mound. Don’t know why it’s there, but I love it 😍 🌈 #Edinburgh