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Stocks outside Kentwell Hall
by PAUL FARMER
geograph for square TL8647
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Dùn Beag broch stairway
by M J Richardson
for square NG3338
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Moat and Bridge at Kentwell Hall
by PAUL FARMER
geograph for square TL8647
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Old jetty on Eilean Mòr
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NR3868
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Paisley Cross
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS4864
The War Memorial dates from 1922 and is Category B Listed... (more)
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Kentwell Hall
by PAUL FARMER
geograph for square TL8647
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Cairnholy II
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5154
Looking southwest along the axis of the cairn.
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Cairnholy II
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5154
Looking west.
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Cairnholy II
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5154
Looking from the southeast and from below, with the capstone in place.
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Cairnholy II
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5154
Looking west along the cairn.
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Cairnholy II
by M J Richardson
for square NX5154
Information panel,
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Cairnholy I
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5153
Looking west along the long axis of the chamber.
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Cairnholy I
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5153
Seen from the southwest.
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Finlaggan and 1494
by M J Richardson
for square NR3868
Information board with details of access to Eilean Mòr from the west side of... (more)
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Eilean Mòr at Finlaggan
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NR3868
Looking northeast over the site of the Great Hall to the Chapel remains.
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Eilean na Comhairle
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NR3868
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Chapel at Finlaggan
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NR3868
On Eilean Mòr, with some decorated grave slabs.
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Dùn Beag broch
by M J Richardson
for square NG3338
Looking out, eastwards, through the main entrance. To the left is a small guard... (more)
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Stair in Dùn Beag broch
by M J Richardson
for square NG3338
Looking down to the way out to the central courtyard area.
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Stairway in Dùn Beag broch
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NG3338
The exit to the central area is left from the large, flat stone at the foot of the steps.
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The entrance to Dùn Beag broch
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NG3338
Looking northeast over the main entrance, and that of a guard cell.
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Bonawe Historic Iron Furnace
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NN0031
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Bonawe Historic Iron Furnace
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NN0031
The charging house, where raw materials were sorted and weighed, and then tipped... (more)
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Bonawe Historic Iron Furnace
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NN0131
The iron-ore shed, which stored ores shipped from Cumbria, and also limestone,... (more)
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Bonawe Historic Iron Furnace
by M J Richardson
for square NN0131
A view of most of the site from the top, looking past the two huge charcoal... (more)
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Bonawe Historic Iron Furnace
by M J Richardson
for square NN0131
The charging house, with workers' housing beyond.
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Cairnholy II
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5154
Looking east towards Cairnholy or Kirkdale Glen.
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Cairnholy I from the west
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NX5153
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House on Eilean Mòr at Finlaggan
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NR3868
Overlooking Loch Finlaggan.
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Loch Finlaggan
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NR3868
Eilean Mòr and, beyond, the Council Isle [Eilean na Comhairle]. The building is... (more)
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Finlaggan Raised Walkway
by M J Richardson
for square NR3868
Plaque recording construction of the walkway in 2007 by 39 Engineer Regiment... (more)
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Wind vane on Belton House
by David Smith
for square SK9239
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Linlithgow Palace from the Peel
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NT0077
Spectators gather to see the jousting and medieval demonstrations.
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Quality Row, Wilsontown
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NS9554
All that remains of the long terrace of houses for the ironworkers of Wilsontown.
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Wilsontown Ironworks
by M J Richardson
for square NS9554
An impression of what it was like in 1808, as seen on a Forestry Commission... (more)
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The site of Wilsontown
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NS9554
The valley of the Mouse Water, which would have had houses on both sides and the... (more)
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Bonawe Iron Furnace
by M J Richardson
for square NN0031
An introduction to the 18thC ironworks.
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The Casting House at Bonawe
by M J Richardson
for square NN0031
Details of the casting process.
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The Wheel Pit at Bonawe
by M J Richardson
for square NN0031
Now sadly without its water wheel, which powered the blower for the blast furnace.
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The Iron-ore Shed at Bonawe
by M J Richardson
for square NN0131
Information about the storage of ore at the old iron works.
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The Charcoal Shed
by M J Richardson
for square NN0131
Information about the charcoal sheds at Bonawe.
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Entrance to the Iron Age House
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NB1340
A gap in the surrounding wall leads to the top of steps leading down to an... (more)
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Iron Age House at Bostadh
by M J Richardson
for square NB1340
The inland end. Beyond is the path down from the car park.
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Iron Age Village at Bostadh
by M J Richardson
geograph for square NB1340
A reconstructed house and, farther up the valley, traces of other houses.
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Mathernock Battery accommodation camp
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS3270
Some of the many brick foundations in the field opposite the battery. Mathernock... (more)
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Mathernock Battery accommodation camp
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS3270
Some of the many brick foundations in the field opposite the battery.
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Mathernock Battery accommodation camp
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS3270
Some of the many brick foundations in the field opposite the battery.
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Mathernock Battery accommodation camp
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS3270
Overgrown foundations of one of the many huts which stood here.
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Mathernock Battery accommodation camp
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS3270
The faint outline of some of the hut foundations can be seen in this photo.
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Mathernock Battery accommodation camp
by Thomas Nugent
geograph for square NS3270
The brick foundations of several huts remain. These are on the opposite of the... (more)
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