Scot Land Collection (page 22)

Calton Hill, Prison, Railway, Royal High School, Edinburgh
A general view of central Edinburgh showing Calton Hill (upper centre), Edinburgh Prison (centre), rail tracks (lower centre) and the Royal High School (centre left)

Hand-operated loom for Axminster carpets, Glasgow
A team of five men operate the large hand loom for Axminster carpets at the factory of Messrs Templeton, Glasgow, Scotland

Kirkpatrick Fleming Poorhouse, Dumfriesshire, Scotland
View of the Kirkpatrick Fleming Combination poorhouse, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. The image is caption " Rest for the Weary" -- the poorhouse mostly catered for the elderly and the bedridden

British Ballad, The Gay Goshawk
THE GAY HOSHAWK. British ballad about a Scottish squire who sends letters to his love by a goshawk. He tells her that he will die for love

British Ballad, Sir Patrick Spens
SIR PATRICK SPENS. Popular British Ballad of Scottish origin. Sailor, Sir Patrick receives a Royal commission from the King of Scotland to bring home the Scottish queen Margaret

British Ballad, Lord Soulis
LORD SOULIS. British Ballad which tells the story of William de Soulis (died c. 1320), Lord of Liddesdale and Butler of Scotland

Walter Scott
Sir Walter Scott (1771 - 1832), Scottish novelist, sitting and talking with a poor man in his cottage. Scott lived at Abbotsford House at this time, in the Border country (Scottish Borders)

Drummond Castle Gardens, near Crieff, Scotland
View of Drummond Castle Gardens at Muthill, near Crieff, Scotland. The gardens are formal, in 17th century Scottish renaissance style

Street scene in Edinburgh, Scotland
A street scene in Edinburgh, Scotland, with pedestrians and traffic. Tramlines can be seen in the cobblestone roadway

Model poorhouse for town parishes in Scotland
An aerial view of a model poorhouse (the Scottish equivalent to the workhouse) for town parishes in Scotland. The design was prepared for the Scottish Board of Supervision in 1847 by architects

Edinburgh Charity Workhouse, Port Bristo, Edinburgh
An 1820 view of the Edinburgh Charity Poorhouse in Port Bristo, Edinburgh, Scotland, originally built in 1739-1743 by Samuel Neilson, mason, and William McVey and James Heriot, wrights

Four people with two pet dogs, Scotland
Four people pose outside a front door with two pet dogs, somewhere in Scotland. The young man on the right is wearing plus fours

Two mothers and three children, Scotland
Two mothers and three children outside a building somewhere in Scotland. One girl holds a bicycle, another stands on her scooter, and the child on the right holds a walking stick and a toy bugle

Little girl with walking stick and toy bugle, Scotland
A little girl with a walking stick and a toy bugle, somewhere in Scotland

Three little girls sitting on a wooded outcrop, Scotland
Three little girls sitting on a wooded outcrop, somewhere in the Scottish countryside

Two children with dolls on a beach, Scotland
Two little children with their dolls on a beach, somewhere in Scotland

Three little girls wearing toy hats, Scotland
Three little girls wearing toy hats -- a fez and two pith helmets -- standing on a hill somewhere in the Scottish countryside

Two little girls on a beach, Scotland
Two little girls on a beach, somewhere in Scotland. The girl on the left is investigating something in a rock pool

Two children with toys on a beach, Scotland
Two little children with their toys on a beach, somewhere in Scotland

Sailing boats on the Caledonian Canal, Scotland
Two sailing boats, one large, one small, on the Caledonian Canal, Scotland

Mother and daughter looking out of window, Scotland
A mother and her daughter looking out of a bedroom window somewhere in Scotland

Car outside John O Groats Hotel, Scotland
A car with two passengers, a woman at the wheel and an elderly man in the back, sits outside the John O Groats Hotel in Scotland. A petrol pump can be seen on the far right

Man and car in the Scottish Highlands
A man stands at the side of his car on a narrow and deserted road somewhere in the Highlands of Scotland

William and Isabella Quarrier
William Quarrier (1829-1903) with his wife Isabella. Quarrier, a successful shoemaker from Greenock, Renfrewshire, took an interest in the welfare of deprived street children

Inversnaid Hotel, Loch Lomond, Scotland - coaches setting out for Loch Katrine

Old Castle, Skipness
The Castle at Skipness, a small hamlet on the east coast of Kintyre in Scotland, facing the Isle of Arran

Mons Meg Cannon - Edinburgh Caste. A medieval weapon of mass destruction (!) made to the order of Philip III, Duke of Burgundy circa 1449 and sent as a gift to King James II of Scotland

Site of the Glencoe Massacre at Glencoe Pass, Argyllshire, Scotland, where the Macdonald clan were defeated by the treacherous Campbell clan in February 1692

Changing of the Guard at Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh, Scotland

Mary Queen of Scots - Memorial
The carved figure of Mary Queen of Scots in Westminster Abbey

The Statue of Robert Burns, Dunfries
Robert Burns (1759 - 1796). The statue of Robert Burns in Church Place, at the junction of the High Street, Castle Street and Buccleuch Street in Dumfries, Dumfrieshire, Scotland

Caerlaverock Castle, Dumfriessshire, Scotland, a fine example of early 15th century military architecture, triangular in shape, with a double moat and drum towers

Carnegies Birthplace Memorial
Birthplace Memorial and Museum to Andrew Carnegie (1835 - 1919) in Dunfermline. Carnegies birthplace Cottage was bought in 1895 and let out to tenants

Highland sports at the meeting of the Celtic Society, Glasgow
The meeting of the Celtic Society on College-Green, Glasgow, whose object is the preservation of the language, literature, music, poetry, dress and athletic games of the Highlands of Scotland

The Royal Exchange, Glasgow

Ivanhoe Polka, music sheet
Cover design for a music sheet of the Ivanhoe Polka, by Thomas Browne, depicting two medieval horsemen in armour on the bank of a river in the moonlight, based on the novel by Sir Walter Scott

Cumberland Stone - Culloden Moor. Found on the eastern side of the battlefield and reputedly where the Duke of Cumberland watched the Redcoats defeat Bonnie Prince Charlies Jacobite army at

Pringle advertisement
Pringle of Scotland is one of the oldest luxury good labels in the world and was founded by Robert Pringle in 1815. Here they are advertising their sweater collection

Clydesdale Amateur Rowing Club Regetta
The annual regetta of the Clydesdale Amateur Rowing Club, held at Glasgow in 1862. Nelsons monument can be seen to the right of the river

Ladies from Edinburgh using a Singer Sewing Machine

Lady from Lerwick using a Singer Sewing Machine
A Lady from Lerwick, Shetland Islands, using a Singer Sewing Machine

Start of a charity cycle ride, Lands End
The start of a charity cycle ride in aid of Friends of the Earth, from Lands End in Cornwall to John o Groats in Scotland

Start of pennyfarthing ride, Lands End
The start of an NSPCC Centenary pennyfarthing ride from Lands End in Cornwall to John o Groats in Scotland, with two intrepid cyclists and the local mayor

Steam Engine by their locomotive shed - Scotland
An aerial view looking down on a group of working steam locomotive some entering and someexiting their shed. From the collection of a Scottish rail accident investigator

Rob Roys Grave at Balquhidder
Scottish Folk Hero and outlaw Rob Roys Grave (Robert Roy MacGregor 1671 - 1734) at Balquhidder, set alongside the medieval ruins of the small parish church

Railway Sidings
A moody photograph of a set of very dark railway sidings, with a sole sentinel signal box and a couple of small shunting steam engines, just beginning their days work

Union Terrace Gardens, Aberdeen

Islay - Bowmore - Kilarrow Manse - the Priests house

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