Here are some useful links. Just click on the image to go to the site.
D. C. Dalgliesh is the last remaining tartan mill that will weave custom runs of fabric that is not a stock item. Contact them if you need tartan for your kilt or outfit.
Scotweb does not just market kilts online. They have a complete range of products including full dress outfits, accessories, ladies wear and celtic gifts. Our own City of New Bern 300 tartan was designed using their online tartan design software.
A new pipe band for Eastern North Carolina in Greenville, NC.
Atlantic Beach Fire Department Pipes and Drums. A new pipe band for the Crystal Coast area.
A resource for Scottish organizations and businesses in North Carolina.
The Scottish Tartans Museum, Franklin, NC - a wonderful museum and gift shop in the Smoky Mountains.
X Marks the Scot is an on-line forum for people who regularly wear a kilt. Lots of interesting information and discussions.
The Scottish Register of Tartans (the Register) is a national repository of tartan designs. It is an on-line website database facility maintained by the National Archives of Scotland, an executive agency of the Scottish Government.
Electric Scotland may be the ONLY site you need for history, clan research and articles about Scotland
Scot Clans - a guide to the Clans and Tartans of Scotland. From Scottish Clan Information to Clan Merchandise. Handmade Kilts, Highland Outfits -everything a true Scot needs
Bob Dunsire's Bagpipe Web Directory - Everything you have ever wanted to know about bagpipes and piping.
If you are thinking of getting a kilt you need to read Kilts & Tartan Made Easy" - a free e-book by Dr Nicholas J Fiddes that you can download and print at home.
The US SCOTS website contains four Directories to provide all you need to know about celebrating your Scottish Heritage.
If you have ever wondered what happend on a particular day, this BBC Scotland website has all the answers.