A farm built by Robert Burns and where he wrote Auld Lang Syne is a step closer to being saved for the nation after securing National Lottery funding. Ellisland Farm on the banks of the River Nith ...

The restoration of a freemasons’ club where Robert Burns learned to ... was co-founded by Rabbie Burns in a 17th Century thatched cottage, a few years before his first collection of poems ...

A white marble bust of Scotland's national poet Robert Burns is on the wall of Poets' Corner in Westminster ... The inscription reads simply: Robert was born on 25th January 1759 in a small cottage at ...

However, the poem is infused with Burns's characteristic sentiment toward the besieged animals-infused of course with significance for the human, sheltering in his humble cottage from the blasts ...