Stenlake
The story of the men and boats that kept communication and commerce alive for the Hebridean islanders in all weathers and despite the many dangers.
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Aberdeen Remembered covers many aspects of the city's past and contains a varied selection of pictures, all accompanied by detailed captions. The Castlegate is seen before and...
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In keeping with the format of our other lost railway books, this volume contains a selection of excellent historic photographs of stations and rolling stock, this time featuring...
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Along Great Western Road is an illustrated history of the West End of Glasgow, the architecture, the famous residents, the institutions and the development, and later destruction...
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Dundee had one of the earliest railway systems in Scotland (dating from the 1830s), and by the early 1900s a network of lines served virtually every town and village in Angus and...
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An album of steam-era images by railway photographer Bill Smith, who also wrote the accompanying captions. Locations featured include: Crianlarich Upper, Craigendoran Upper, Helensburgh...
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At the height of the railway era, the Scottish Highlands had a total of 183 railway stations, serving some of the most remote parts of the United Kingdom. Road transport was virtually...
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Now that the Waverley line may finally be reopened, the Borders could soon enjoy the convenience of a railway once again. But in the meantime, this book recalls the line and the...
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A completely new edition of this thoughtfully compiled and beautifully illustrated selection of poems to be read to and by children of all ages. The author had a lifetime involvement...
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A compilation of the places, people, anecdotes and traditions in the most southerly region of Scotland associated with Robert Burns, who lived and worked there for the last eight...
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This is the definitive biography of Robert Burns by the late James Mackay, winner of the Saltire Prize in 1993.
Covering every aspect of Burns's life, this thorough biography...
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Photographs from the first half of the nineteenth century are featured in this nostalgic book, showing the schools, factories, streets and shops of Bellshill and Mossend. Accompanied...
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The author, Jim Buchan, passed away before this book had been completed although most of his research and writing up had been done. With assistance from his family the book has...
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The origins of Clydebank can be traced back to 1 May 1871 when the first turf of Clydebank Shipyard was cut on the farmlands of West Barns o' Clyde. Next to come was the Singer...
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George Rountree spent much of his childhood in the 1930s and 40s in Govan, and has been able to bring a unique insight to the collection of pictures gathered for this book. Everything...
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Leith was once a fiercely independent burgh that was absorbed under duress in 1920. Over the past century it has undergone dramatic redevelopment, with many landmark buildings...
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This is Guthrie Hutton's second book on Maryhill and illustrates the well-loved neighbourhood (including Queen's Cross and extending south as far as St George's Cross) with a new...
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Bygone Montrose with Inverkeilor, Lunan Bay, Rossie, Usan, Ferryden, Bridge of Dun, Hillside, Dubton and Craigo. The lengthy subtitle says this book looks not only at the town...
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Guthrie Hutton's second book on Perth for Stenlake features almost 180 archive photographs, accompanied by captions telling the story of the city's growth and development. There...
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Bygone Peterhead gives a taste of early to mid-twentieth century life in the old harbour town with a wide variety of photographs. Local industry is represented by the herring boats...
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George Rountree's second book for Stenlake on Pollokshaws features an entirely new collection of pictures, accompanied by the author's trademark detailed captions. The Round Toll...
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Scone occupies a special place in Scottish History as the location where Scottish monarchs were crowned and its association with the famous ‘Stone of Destiny’. However, these...
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The Caledonian Canal was cut to link Scotland's east and west coasts and among its many users were boats engaged in herring fishing - as the fish migrated, they were followed from...
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Following the 'Great Glen', the massive geological fault that runs diagonally right across Scotland, the Caledonian Canal is a photographer’s paradise. Rich in spectacular scenery...
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A short history of the Edinburgh based railway company (which also had a few lines in England, mainly in Northumberland) from its inception in the 1840s until Grouping in 1923...
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Not far along the road from Muirkirk (the first subject of our Then and Now series) lies the ancient cotton town of Catrine, about which Richard Stenlake wrote in A Lot o Genuine...
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Another superb collection of 1950s and 1960s photos taken through the lens of W. A. C. Smith, who has also selected the photos and written the text. Locations featured include...
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In 1984 the National Coal Board announced a reduction in coal output that amounted to the loss of twenty pits and 20,000 jobs. The National Union of Mineworkers saw this as an...
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More than fifty-five archive photographs and illustrations show the Crinan Canal bustling with activity. Views of the towns of Ardrishaig and Lochgilphead, and the village of Crinan...
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Work on the Crinan Canal commenced in 1794 but the project was beset by financial and engineering problems and quickly had to be baled out by the Government. After this uncertain...
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Written in Gaelic, this title is a celebration of Highland Cattle with photographs and paintings showing this wonderful breed in its natural habitat. The text discusses the breed’s...
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Historical photographs of the Dalmunzie Railway.
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