Box Box 5 of 9
Contains 166 Results:
The Approach to Quiraing, c 1900
Photographic print showing the approach to the Quiraing, a still moving landslip on the eastern face of the northern most summit of the Trotternish Ridge on the Isle of Skye
McLeod's Maidens, c 1900
Photographic print showing a view of MacLeod's Maidens, three pillars of rock close to Idrigall Point at the entrance to Loch Bracadale on the western side of Skye
McLeod's Maidens, c 1900
Photographic print showing a view of MacLeod's Maidens, three pillars of rock close to Idrigall Point at the entrance to Loch Bracadale on the western side of Skye
Stornoway Castle from South, c 1900
Photographic print showing a view of Lew Castle or Caisteal LeÒdhais, a Victorian castle on the west of Stornway.
Stonebyres Falls on the Clyde, 1853-1908
Photographic print showing Stonebyres Falls on the River Clyde. Stonebyres Falls, sometimes called Stonebyres Linn, is the fourth Falls of Clyde, the others being located further upstream. Stonebyres Falls are formed of two rock steps, the upper is 3 mietres and the lower 15-18 metres high. In 2018 Stonebyres Falls is the site of a hydroelectric power station.
Stonebyres Falls on the Clyde, 1853-1908
Photographic print showing Stonebyres Falls on the River Clyde. Stonebyres Falls, sometimes called Stonebyres Linn, is the fourth Falls of Clyde, the others being located further upstream. Stonebyres Falls are formed of two rock steps, the upper is 3 mietres and the lower 15-18 metres high. In 2018 Stonebyres Falls is the site of a hydroelectric power station.
Stonebyres Falls on the Clyde, 1853-1908
Photographic print showing Stonebyres Falls on the River Clyde. Stonebyres Falls, sometimes called Stonebyres Linn, is the fourth Falls of Clyde, the others being located further upstream. Stonebyres Falls are formed of two rock steps, the upper is 3 mietres and the lower 15-18 metres high. In 2018 Stonebyres Falls is the site of a hydroelectric power station.
Rapids on the Clyde above Stonebyres, 1853-1908
Photographic print showing rapids on the River Clyde upstream of Stonebyres Falls
Crammond c. 1860, c 1950
Black and white duplicate photographic print showing Crammond where the River Almond meets the Firth of Forth c1850, 3 vessels in the water, rowing boats on foreshore and opposite bank, houses on far bank of the River Almond
St. Margaret's Chapel, Edinburgh Castle, c 1945
Gloss finish photographic print showing St. Margaret's Chapel at Edinburgh Castle. Also known as Mons Meg. Electric floodlights seen