Search all our Collections
Our Main Collections
Archaeology Art Arthur Conan Doyle Beer, breweries, and licensed premises Books, libraries, and publishing Children's books Crime, detection, and the law Crime fiction Fantastic fiction Language and linguistics Literary studies Local history Military history Modern literature Myth and legend Natural history Occult P. G. Wodehouse Paranormal Philosophy Poetry Religion Scottish local history Sherlock Holmes Signed, associated, and limited editions Transport Wines and spirits
Search
Page 2 of 2
48 items found
Displaying: 25-48
In famed Breadalbane: the story of the antiquities, lands, and a people of a Highland district
Clunie Press
1987
A discussion of the topography, history and economy of an area around the east end of Loch Tay.
Killin in old photographs
Stirling Library Services
1996
A photographic record of life and times in Killin.
The Lairds of Glenlyon: historical sketches relating mainly to the districts of Breadalbane, Glenlyon, Glenorchy and Rannoch
Clunie Press
1984
A reprint of a nineteenth century history of the people and events in Glenlyon.
Memories of Kincardine and other writings
Clackmannan District Libraries
1992
A collection of articles that appeared in the Dunfermline Press, Edinburgh Evening News, and the Weekly Scotsman.
More old Blairgowrie and Rattray
Stenlake Publishing
2003
A pictorial record, with commentary, of two Perthshire towns.
Ochtertyre house booke of accomps 1737-1739
Scottish History Society
1907
A transcription of the household account books of a Scottish country house and estate.
Old Auchterarder, Blackford and Braco
Stenlake Publishing
2003
A pictorial record, with commentary, of three Perthshire villages.
The Old Church of Rannoch
Kirk Session of Foss and Rannoch
1990
A history of the Old Church in Kinloch Rannoch.
Old Kincardine
Stenlake Publishing
1998
A pictorial record, with commentary, of the Perthshire village of Kincardine.
100 years of golf in Dunblane
Dunblane New Golf Club
1992
A history of Dunblane Golf Club.
The origins of Perth: a medieval royal burgh
Perth and Kinross Heritage Trust
2003
A history of one of Scotland's most important mediaeval burghs.
Perth: past and present: glimpses of bygone days and those that are
John M'Kinlay
1928
A collection of articles on aspects of Perth's history, with interspersed illustrations and advertisements.
Perth in postcards
Norman Watson
1991
A pictorial record of Perth as depicted in postcards, with listings by local publishers and a price guide.
The Picts in Tayside
City of Dundee District Council
1980s
An introduction the Pictish sites and monuments in Tayside. Signed by the author.
Pitlochry district: its topography, archaeology, and history
L. Mackay
1923
An introduction to the natural and man-made history of Pitlochry.
Pitlochry Golf Club official handbook (1961-1962)
New Centurion Publishing and Publicity Co., Ltd.
1961
An introduction to the origins and operation of the Perthshire golf club, with numerous advertisements.
Pitlochry past and present: being a guide book for visitors and tourists to assist them in exploring Pitlochry and its vicinity; and for boy scouts studying for the Pathfinder Badge, to fit them to guide visitors and tourists
L. Mackay
1925
A history of the Perthshire town.
A reputation for excellence: a history of the Dundee and Perth printing industries
Merchiston Publishing
1996
An account of printing in Dundee and Perth from the establishment of the first press in 1547.
A Scottish town: Dunblane 1560-1919
Jamieson and Munro
2016
A history of Dunblane from the Reformation to the end of the First World War.
The settlements of Western Perthshire: land and society north of the Highland line 1480-1851
Pentland Press Ltd.
1990
The result of ten years research into the history of the western corner of Perthshire.
Smiddy stories
Duncan McDonald Sinclair
1991
Further reminiscences of village life in Rannoch. Gift inscription from the author.
The story of Williamston: an old Jacobite home of Strathearn
Perthshire Advertiser
1924
A history of a fifteenth century Perthshire country house.
Three Celtic earldoms: Atholl, Strathearn, Menteith: critical and historical recital so far as known
Norman Macleod
1909
An account of the first three earldoms created in Scotland, by Malcolm Canmore.
Young barbarians
Hodder and Stoughton
1901
The adventures, trials and triumphs of boys at a Scottish seminary school.
