The Scottish National War Memorial The Castle, Edinburgh, EH1 2YT Scotland, UK.	The south front of the Memorial

The Scottish National War Memorial commemorates nearly 150,000 Scottish casualties in the First World War, 1914 - 1918, over 50,000 in the Second World War, 1939 - 1945 and the campaigns since 1945, including the Malayan Emergency, the Korean War, Northern Ireland, the Falklands War and the Gulf War.

The Memorial is to be found in Crown Square at the very top of the rock on which Edinburgh Castle stands. In 1927 the architect Sir Robert Lorimer and two hundred Scottish artists and craftsmen created a serene Hall Of Honour and Shrine where the names of the dead are contained in books that are on permanent display.

The Memorial is open to the public, free of charge on application to the Castle Ticket Office.

Welcome.

• You may sign & view our visitors book.

 

• Please consult the "Frequently Asked Questions" section before you contact us with a query. .

 

• If you require more help, require a service, wish to make a donation or wish to contact us with a specific enquiry, please use the auto-responder program .

 

• Use the links below to carry out an on-line search of the SCOTTISH ROLL OF HONOUR held at the Scottish War Memorial.
  Search the first world war
  Search the second world war
  Search entries post 1945
  

 

• You may search the Register of Honour for ALL casualties of World War I and II and conflicts post 1945, courtesy of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.

 

• Web site email to the webmaster : Secretary, The Scottish National War Memorial

 

Information compiled by The Trustees with the assistance of Dr Diana M Henderson, Professor Duncan Macmillan and Dr. Joe Rock.