The Central Belt made a name for itself in the enlightenment and the industrial era, but its significance dates back thousands of years and its folklore is a testament to that. From Celtic and Pictish tales to the early Christians, each region has its own unique myths & legends ready for you to discover.
Explore the Central Belt by region to discover its myths and legends.
Jane of George Street It wasn’t just her figure that rendered her unusual. Her clothes, while regal and well-kept, were
The White Lady of Rownam Avenue I pleaded, and begged, and threatened my schoolmates, but none were willing to trespass
The Watershed Battle an epic battle ensued between these two great giants upon Rannoch Moor: the watershed of Central Scotland....
The Vengeful Mermaid "Ye may think on your cradle- I'll think on my stane, An' there'll never be an heir
The Laird of Balmachie's Wife In the olden times, when it was the fashion for gentlemen to wear swords, the
The Gold of Largo Law It is supposed by the people who live in the neighbourhood of Largo Law in