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Telling the story of Trimontium for 30 years

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Who we are

We are a charitable organisation and our interest is in the Roman Fort at Newstead, Melrose, and the associated Roman Iron Age in Southern Scotland.

Our purposes are:

  • To increase knowledge and community awareness of the Roman Fort at Newstead and the Roman Iron Age in Southern Scotland.
  • To collect and conserve archaeological material from the Roman Iron Age and present it in our Museum in Melrose.
  • To contribute to community engagement in this period of history.

The Trimontium Trust Board comprises up to nine Trustees. The Board has a governance role for our charity that includes advising on strategic, financial, legal and operational issues. The Board meets quarterly, including our Annual General Meeting that takes place in November.

Aerial view of the fields where the Roman fort Trimontium lay. The outline of the fort is still visible in the cropmarks.
Displays of Roman military equipment, both in cases and on open display.

What we do

  • Run the Trimontium Museum, a small Roman History museum in Melrose
  • Deliver a series of lectures on areas related to the period or of interest to our subscribers
  • Provide guided walks, and associated activities, to the site of the Roman Fort at Newstead
  • Offer educational visits to schools and students on the Roman Iron Age
  • Engage with academics to increase the knowledge of this period through collaboration
Upcoming Events
 
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