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| Puffers
by Guthrie Hutton
Old photographs with extensive captions about these delightful little boats which plied the waters of the West Coast of Scotland in the twentieth...more | | |  |
| Old Iona and Staffa
by Bernard Byrom
We are delighted to finally add a volume on these delightful islands on Scotland's West Coast which everybody should visit before they die. We...more | | | |
| Old Kintyre
by Carol McNeill
This book is an excellent companion to Old Campbeltown and Machrihanish, also available from Stenlake Publishing. Old Kintyre is a fascinating...more | | | |
| Old Inveraray and Upper Loch Fyne
by John MacLeay
A potted history and vintage photographs of Inveraray and the vicinity including Otter Ferry, Minard, Crarae, Furnace, Dunderave, Cairndow...more | | | |
| Wheels Around Kintyre
by Robert Grieves
This lively addition to the Wheels series is a real cracker from the best-loved and most prolific author in the series. As usual it is full of...more | | | |
| Old Loch Goil
by Mark Morpurgo & Caroline Wilson
Includes the settlements of Lochgoilhead & Carrick Castle. Amongst the Lochgoilhead photos are Viewfield Terrace, Ben Arthur Place, the hotel, the...more | | | |
| Wheels Around Dunoon and Cowal
by Robert Grieves
This collection of wheels-related photographs features various modes of transport including horse-drawn coaches, buses, cars, lorries, paddle steamers...more | | | |
| Argyll and the Highland’s Last Days of Steam
by W.A.C. Smith
An impressive album of steam-era images by acclaimed railway photographer Bill Smith, who also wrote the detailed captions. Locations featured...more | | | |
| Old Campbeltown and Machrihanish
by Carol McNeill
Although lying further south than Berwick, remote Campbeltown and Machrihanish have long been thought of as part of the Highlands and have...more | | | |
| Crinan Canal The Shipping Short Cut
by Guthrie Hutton
Work on the Crinan Canal began in 1794 but the project was beset by financial and engineering problems and quickly had to be bailed out by the...more | | | |
| Argyll and the Highlands’ Lost Railways
by Gordon Stansfield
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...more | | | |
| Old Dunoon & Cowal
by John Macleay
For years the haunt of holidaying Glaswegians, this book captures Dunoon and the Cowal peninsula in the days when tourists were delivered by...more | Sorry, this book has sold out. Click Here to request notification of future availability |
| Old Islay
by Gilbert Carmichael
All aspects of island life are covered here: there's a plane on the Strand; peat being carried home in a horse-drawn cart; the distilleries at...more | | | |
| The Crinan Canal: Puffers and Paddle Steamers
by Guthrie Hutton
The more than 55 beautiful old photographs in this book show the Crinan Canal bustling with activity. Nostalgic photographs of Ardrishaig and...more | | | |
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