page 1/2 . . .   1 2 >  . . .  24 items total October 2008 Old Kingussie and Badenoch by Anna Glen Badenoch means "Drowned Land" and the topography of this area makes sense of the name. Arial photography points up the stark contrast between the flat...more Old Lochwinnoch and Howwood by John Hood Among the fifty or so photographs of yesteryear chosen by the author John Hood for Stenlake Publishing’s new book Old Lochwinnoch and...more Lochaber and the Road to the Isles by Christopher J Uncles After a long absence, Lochaber and the Road to the Isles is once again available. Featured in the book are old photographs of Fort William, Ben...more Old Bannockburn by Guthrie Hutton The name of Bannockburn rings through the ages as one of the most significant in Scottish history but the infamous battle had less impact on the...more November 2008 The Art of Bronze Casting by Tony Birks From the Artist’s original through the lost wax and sand casting process to the pour of the metal and the final patination, this clear modern...more Sandy Brown by With an introduction by John Makepeace Sandy Brown has been called energetic, liberating, anarchic and erotic. This is the first monograph of the work of this extraordinary artist whose...more October 2008 Old Cruden Bay and Port Erroll by Jim Buchan The detailed captions in this informative book provide a wealth of insight into the history of the fishing villages of Scotland's North East coast...more Old Tomintoul by Alan Geddes Built as a planned village by the fourth Duke of Gordon, Tomintoul had 37 residential families or about 220 inhabitants in 1792. By 1842 this had...more Old Newcastleton and Liddesdale by Roy G. Perkins This long overdue book looks at early twentieth century Newcastleton, Liddesdale, Riccarton, Bridgend and Kershopefoot and the people who lived...more Old Thornhill by David Carroll The village of Thornhill has had a connection spanning three centuries with the Dukes of Buccleuch and Queensberry and was towards the end of the...more Sheffield Trams Past and Present by Richard Buckley The location of Sheffield between numerous fast flowing rivers; the Don, the Loxley, the Porter, the Rivelin and the Sheaf, determined that it...more Robert Burns, Poet 1759 - 1796 by James Mackay (Ed.) Our two best selling Burns hardbacks, the Complete Poetical Works edited by James Mackay and his comprehensive Biography of Robert Burns are now...more Wheels Around Lanarkshire by Robert Grieves This 18th Scottish book in the Wheels Around transport series covers the diverse county of Lanarkshire from its industrial North to its attractive...more September 2008 The Bee Friendly Garden by Ted Hooper and Mike Taylor A recent Stenlake acquisition, this is an ideal book for gardeners who want to encourage pollinating insects, this guide helps you choose plants...more Carnivorous Plants by Adrian Slack Written to appeal to the layman as well as to the expert horticulturist, this book helps to dispel the belief that these fascinating plants are all...more page 1/2 . . .   1 2 >  . . .  24 items total Stenlake Publishing, 54-58 Mill Square, Catrine, Ayrshire, KA5 6RD Telephone/Fax 01290 551122 Email info@stenlake.co.uk page design by Sunnyfield