HIGHLAND RETREATS; THE ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS OF SCOTLAND’S ROMANTIC NORTH BY MARY MIERS
BIBLIOGRAPHY
MEMOIR/PEOPLE/PLACES/ SOCIAL HISTORY
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T. C. Smout and R. A. Lambert, Rothiemurchus, Nature and People on a Highland Estate 1500-2000 (1999)
Charles Tankerville, The Chillingham Wild Cattle, Reminiscences of Life in the Highlands (1891)
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Peter Womack, Improvement and Romance; constructing the myth of the Highlands (1989)
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HISTORIES OF TOURISM IN THE HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS
Ian Brown (ed.), Literary Tourism The Trossachs And Walter Scott (2012)
Alastair J. Durie, Scotland for the Holidays; a History of Tourism in Scotland 1780-1939 (2003)
John Glendening, The High Road; Romantic Tourism, Scotland, and Literature, 1720-1820 (1997)
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Katharine Haldane Grenier, Tourism and Identity in Scotland 1770-1914: creating Caledonia (2005)
Maurice Lindsay, The Discovery of Scotland (1964)
Denis Rixson, The Hebridean Traveller (2004)
Nicola J. Watson, The Literary Tourist: Readers and Places in Romantic and Victorian Britain (2006)
EARLY TRAVELOGUES/ACCOUNTS AND GUIDES TO THE HIGHLANDS
Anon, Lectures on the Mountains, or the Highlands and Highlanders as they were and as they are (first series, 1860) and Lectures on the Mountains; or the Highlands and the Highlanders of Strathspey and Badenoch (second series, 1860)
George and Peter Anderson, Guide to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland (1834)
Arthur à Beckett, Our Holidays in the Highlands (1875/6) Illustrations by Linley Sambourne
Cuthbert Bede, A Tour in Tartan-Land (1863)
Beriah Botfield, Journal of a tour Through the Highlands of Scotland during the Summer of 1829 (1830)
J. E. Bowman, The Highlands and Islands: A Nineteenth Century Tour (1826) 1986 edition, ed. Elaine M. E. Barry and Celia Miller. Tour done in 1825
Edmund Burt, Letters from a Gentleman in the North of Scotland to his Friend in London (1815 and 1822 editions) Vol 1
Lord Cockburn, Circuit Journeys (1888)
Rev. Charles Cordiner, Antiquities and Scenery of the North of Scotland in a Series of Letters to Thomas Pennant Esq (1780)
Rev. Charles Cordiner, Remarkable Ruins and Romantic Prospects of North Britain (1788)
Daniel Defoe, A Tour Through The Whole Island of Great Britain (1724) 1991 abridged and edited edition
Alastair J. Durie, Travels in Scotland 1788-1881; A Selection from Contemporary Tourist Journals (2012)
M. Fergusson, Rambles in Skye, with a sketch of a trip to St Kilda (1885)
Thomas Garnett, Observations on a Tour through the Highlands (1798) Drawings by W. H. Watts
Sir Archibald Geikie, Scottish Reminiscences (1904)
William Gilpin, Observations, Relative Chiefly to Picturesque Beauty, Made in the Year 1776, on Several Parts of Great Britain; Particularly the Highlands of Scotland (1789) 2 vols
Thomas Gray, Thomas Gray—poems, letters, essays (1946)
Mrs Anne Grant of Laggan, Letters from the Mountains; Being the Real Correspondence of a Lady Between the Years 1773 and 1803 (1806) 3 vols
Elizabeth Grant of Rothiemurchus, Memoirs of a Highland Lady 1797-1827 (1898) 1998 edition
Rev. James Hall, Travels in Scotland (1807)
J. Marley Hay and Andrew Gibb, Scenery of the Dee (1884)
James Hogg, A Tour of the Highlands in 1803: A Series of Letters by James Hogg, The Ettrick Shepherd addressed to Sir Walter Scott, Bart. (1888)
J. Lettice, Letters on a Tour Through Various Parts of Scotland in the year 1792 (1794)
David MacBrayne Ltd., Summer Tours in the Western Highlands & Islands of Scotland (1910)
Alexander Inkson McConnochie, The Royal Dee (1898)
J. MacCulloch, The Highlands and Western Isles of Scotland 1811-1824 (1824) 4 vols
S. Margetson, Journey by Stages (1967)
Joseph Mitchell, Reminiscences of My Life in the Highlands (1883 & 1884) Vols 1 and 2
Mrs Sarah Murray of Kensington, A Companion and Useful Guide to the Beauties of Scotland (1799) Tour done in 1796
Thomas Pennant, A Tour in Scotland 1769 (1774)
Martin Rackwitz, Travels to Terra Incognita; the Scottish Highlands and Hebrides in early modern travellers’ accounts c. 1600-1800 (2007)
Arthur R B Robinson (ed.), Seeking the Scots; an English Woman’s Journey in 1807 (2006)
George Fennell Robson, Scenery of the Grampian Mountains (1819) 41 aquatints with descriptions by the artist
Tobias Smollett, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker (1771) A fictional tour
Robert Somers, Letters from the Highlands or the Famine of 1847 (1848)
Sir John Stoddart, Remarks on the Local Scenery and Manners in Scotland during the years 1799 and 1800 (1799 & 1801) Vols 1 and 2
P. J. Toynbee and L. Whibley (ed.), The Correspondence of Thomas Gray (1971)
SPORT AND SPORTING MEMOIRS
James Glass Bertram (writing as Ellangowan), Out of Door Sports in Scotland (1889)
Alma G. Breadalbane, The High Tops of Black Mount (1907)
J. M. Bulloch, Sporting Visitors to Badenoch (1931)
Lionel Edwards and Harold Frank Wallace, Hunting & Stalking The Deer (1927)
Patrick R. Chalmers (ed.), Mine Eyes to the Hills: An Anthology of the Highland Forest (1931)
John Colquhoun, The Moor and the Loch (1840)
Col. Henry Hope Crealock, Among the Red Deer; sketches from nature in the forest (1870) 1892 edition
Lt. Gen. H. Hope Crealock, Deer-Stalking in the Highlands of Scotland (1892)
Messrs Curtis, Henson and Wallace, The Illustrated Guide to the Shootings of Scotland (1905)
Ronald Eden, Going to the Moors (1979)
John Fletcher, Deer (2014)
John Fletcher, Gardens of Earthly Delight; The History of Deer Parks (2011)
Sir Hugh Fraser, Amid the High Hills (1923)
Frank Fraser Darling, A Herd of Red Deer (1937)
Alfred E. Gathorne Hardy, Autumns in Argyleshire with Rod and Gun (1900)
Alfred E. Gathorne Hardy, My Happy Hunting Grounds (1914)
John Gilbert, Hunting and Hunting Reserves in Medieval Scotland (1979)
Augustus Grimble, Deer Stalking and The Deer Forests of Scotland (1901) Two of Grimble’s books published as one volume with illustrations by Thorburn
Herbert Byng Hall, Highland Sports, and Highland Quarters (1847)
Robert Hall, The Highland Sportsman; A Compendious Sporting Guide to the Highlands of Scotland (1882)
Robert Hall, The Highland Sportsman and Tourist (with map and illustrations) (1885)
Robert Hall, The Scottish Sportsman and Tourist; A Complete Guide to Scotland, for the use of the Sportsman and Tourist (1888)
Duff Hart-Davis, Monarchs of the Glen; a History of Deerstalking in the Scottish Highlands (1978)
Duff Hart-Davis, Among the Deer (2011)
Max Hastings, Scattered Shots (1999)
Evander Maciver, Memoirs of a Highland Gentleman (1905)
Alexander Inkson McConnochie, The Deer and Deer Forests of Scotland; Historical, Descriptive, Sporting (1923)
Maureen M. Martin, The Mighty Scot; Nation, Gender, and the Nineteenth-Century Mystique of Sottish Masculinity (2009)
The Earl of Malmesbury, Memoirs of an Ex-Minister (1884) Vols 1 and 2
Parliamentary Papers (1828) (Viii, 333-438; internal pagination p.57-65), “Game Report 1828 from Report from the Select Committee of the House of Lords appointed to take into consideration the laws relating to game”
Stephen M. Pilkington, With a Gun to the Hill (1948)
Glyn Satterley, The Highland Game; Life on Scottish Sporting Estates (1992) Photographs with introduction by Michael Wigan
William Scrope, Days of Deer-Stalking in the Forest of Atholl (1847) 3rd edition
Hugo Smith, Thirty Years in Paradise (2012)
Osbert Sitwell, Left Hand, Right Hand (1949) 4 vols
John Sobieski and Charles Edward Stuart, Lays of the Deer Forest (1848) 2 vols
Sutherland Estates – descriptions of shootings and fishings with views of lodges etc in the County of Sutherland, property of the Duke of Sutherland (1905)
Col. Thomas Thornton, A Sporting tour through the northern parts of England and great part of the Highlands of Scotland; including Remarks on English and Scottish landscape and general observations on the state of Society and manners (with engravings from paintings by Mr Garrard) (1804)
James Watson Lyall, Sportsman’s and Tourist’s Guide to the Timetables Rivers Lochs Moors and Deer Forests of Scotland (1873)
Harold Frank Wallace (ed.), British Deer Heads: an illustrated record of the exhibition organised by Country Life June 26-July 10, 1913
David Webster, Scottish Highland Games (1959)
Charles Richard Weld, Two Months in the Highlands, Orcadia, and Skye (1860)
G. K. Whitehead, Hunting and Stalking Deer in Britain through the Ages (1980)
Michael Wigan, The Scottish Highland Estate; Preserving an Environment (1991)
THE ROYAL FAMILY
Georgina Battiscombe, Queen Alexandra (1972)
Ivor Brown, Balmoral (1955)
Ronald W. Clark, Balmoral Queen Victoria’s Highland Home (1981)
David Duff (ed.), Queen Victoria’s Highland Journals (1980)
Richard J. Finlay, “Queen Victoria and the Cult of Scottish Monarchy” in Scottish History; the Power of the Past ed. J. Cowan and R. J. Finlay (2002)
Hermione Hobhouse, Prince Albert, His Life and Work (1983)
Kate Hubbard, Serving Victoria; Life in the Royal Household (2012)
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder Bt. of Fountainhall, Memorial of The Royal Progress in Scotland (1843)
Elizabeth Longford, Queen Victoria (1999) 2005 edition
Anne M. Lyden, A Royal Passion: Queen Victoria and Photography (2014)
Jonathan Marsden (ed.), Victoria & Albert, Art & Love (2010) Royal Collection exhibition catalogue
Delia Miller, Queen Victoria’s Life in the Scottish Highlands Depicted by her Watercolour Artists, (1985)
Theresa-Mary Morton, Royal Residences of the Victorian Era (1991) Royal Collection exhibition catalogue
Sir Frederick Ponsonby, Recollections of Three Reigns (1951)
Lady Augusta Stanley, Letters of Lady Augusta Stanley; a Young Lady at Court 1849-1863 (1927)
Queen Victoria, Queen Victoria in Scotland (1842)
Queen Victoria, Leaves from the Journal of Our Life in the Highlands (1868)
Queen Victoria, More Leaves from the Journal of a Life in the Highlands (1884)
A. N. Wilson, Victoria (2014)
ARCHITECTURE, DECORATION AND DESIGN
M. Airs (ed.), The Edwardian Great House (2001)
Clive Aslet, The Arts and Crafts Country House (2011)
Clive Aslet, The Edwardian Country House (2013)
Alan Calder, James MacLaren; Arts and Crafts Pioneer (2003)
Gordon Campbell, The Hermit in the Garden; From Imperial Rome to Ornamental Gnome (2013)
Annette Carruthers (ed.), The Scottish Home (1996)
Annette Carruthers, The Arts and Crafts Movement in Scotland (1913)
Robert Clow (ed.), Restoring Scotland’s Castles (2000)
Elizabeth Cumming, Hand, Heart and Soul; The Arts And Crafts Movement in Scotland (2006)
Audrey Dakin, Miles Glendinning and Aonghus Mackechnie (eds.), Scotland’s Castle Culture (2012)
Michael Davis, Scots Baronial; Mansions and Castle Restorations in the West of Scotland (1996)
Jill Franklin, The Gentleman’s Country House and its Plan 1835-1914 (1981)
Trevor Garnham, Melsetter House; William Richard Lethaby (1993)
Mark Girouard, The Victorian Country House (1971) 1979 edition
Miles Glendinning, Ranald MacInnes and Aonghus Mackechnie, A History of Scottish Architecture (1996)
Ian Gow, Scotland’s Lost Houses (2006)
Ian Gow, The Scottish Interior (1992)
Ian Gow, Scottish Houses and Gardens; from the Archives of Country Life (1997)
Henry-Russell Hitchcock, Early Victorian Architecture in Britain (1954)
Robert Kerr, The Gentleman’s House (1864)
Osbert Lancaster, Pillar to Post (1938)
Osbert Lancaster, Home Sweet Homes (1939)
J. C. Loudon, Cottage Farm and Villa Architecture (1833)
James Macaulay, The Gothic Revival 1745-1845 (1975)
Janet Myles, L. N. Cottingham (1787-1847); Architect of the Gothic Revival (1996)
John Plaw, Rural Architecture or designs for the simple cottage to the decorated villa (including some which have been executed) (1794) There is a 1785 edition at Yale
John Plaw, Sketches for Country Houses, Villas and Rural Dwellings (1800)
Alan Powers, Oliver Hill, Architect and Lover of Life, 1887-1968 (1989)
John Martin Robinson, The Latest Country Houses (1984)
John Martin Robinson, The Regency Country House (2005)
Alistair Rowan and Valerie Fiddes, Mr Bryce (1976) Exhibition catalogue
Ianthe and Malise Ruthven, The Scottish House (2000)
Peter Savage, Lorimer and the Edinburgh Craft Designers (1980)
J. J. Stevenson, House Architecture (1880)
Margaret Stewart, The Architectural, Landscape and Constitutional Plans of the Earl of Mar, 1700-32 (2016)
A. A. Tait, The Landscape Garden in Scotland, 1735-1835 (1980)
Peter Thornton, Authentic Decor; The Domestic Interior 1620-1920 (1984)
Peter Warren, Ardtornish House; The Architectural and Decorative Marbles and Granite (2012)
James Yorke, Lancaster House; London’s Greatest Town House (2001)
The Buildings of Scotland:
John Gifford, Highlands and Islands (1992)
John Gifford, Perth and Kinross (2007)
Joseph Sharples, David W. Walker and Matthew Woodworth, Aberdeenshire: South and Aberdeen (2015)
David W. Walker and Matthew Woodworth, Aberdeenshire: North and Moray (2015)
Frank Arneil Walker, Argyll and Bute (2000)
RIAS Illustrated Architectural Guides:
Elizabeth Beaton, Ross & Cromarty (1992)
Elizabeth Beaton, Sutherland (1995)
Elizabeth Beaton, Caithness (1996)
Leslie Burgher, Orkney (1991)
Jane Geddes, Deeside and the Mearns (2001)
Nick Haynes, Perth & Kinross (2000)
Charles McKean, The District of Moray (1987/ reprinted 1997)
Mary Miers, The Western Seaboard (2008)\
Ian Shepherd, Gordon (1994) Reprinted as: Aberdeenshire; Donside and Strathbogie (2006)
Frank Arneil Walker, Argyll and the Islands (2003)
ART
Malcolm Andrews, The Search for the Picturesque (1990)
James Holloway and Lindsay Errington, The Discovery of Scotland (1978)
John M. Leighton, The Lakes of Scotland; A Series of Views (1832-34) Engravings by Joseph Swan
Anne Macleod, From An Antique Land; Visual Representations Of The Highlands And Islands 1700-1880 (2012)
C. S. Mann, Landseer Catalogue (1877)
John Morrison, Painting the Nation; identity and nationalism in Scottish painting 1800-1920 (2003)
Richard Ormond, Edwin Landseer: The Private Drawings (2009)
Richard Ormond, The Monarch of the Glen; Landseer in the Highlands (2005)
Richard Ormond, Sir Edwin Landseer (1981) Catalogue for exhibition in Philadelphia and London, 1981-82
TAXIDERMY, TARTAN AND TWEED
Jeffrey Banks and Doria de la Chapelle, Tartan; Romancing the Plaid (2007)
Ian Brown (ed.), From Tartan to Tartanry; Scottish Culture, History and Myth (2012)
Hugh Cheape, Tartan; The Highland Habit (1995)
E. P. Harrison, Scottish Estate Tweeds (1995)
P. A. Morris A History of Taxidermy: Art, Science and Bad Taste (2010)
FICTION
Samuel Abbott, Ardenmohr among the Hills (1876)
Mrs (Ethel) Alec-Tweedie, Wilton, Q.C., or Life in a Highland Shooting Box (1895)
Thomas Jeans, The Tommiebeg Shootings (1860)
Compton Mackenzie, Monarch of the Glen (1941)
Nancy Mitford, Highland Fling (1931)
Anthony Trollope, Phineas Finn (1869)
Anthony Trollope, The Duke’s Children (1880)
UNPUBLISHED SOURCES
Hugh Cheape, “The Changing Image of the Highlands after 1745.” Unpublished paper delivered at the National Gallery of Scotland’s Benjamin West in Focus conference, 2005
Huon Mallalieu, Tigh Mor Trossachs. Unpublished article
National Library of Scotland
Katharine Jane Ellice’s albums and drawings, 1823-63 – 3 albums (MS 15170-15173) and box of loose drawings (MS 15174)
Glenquoich Visitors’ Book, 1846-1863 (Dep. 365)
Glenfeshie Game book, 1834-41 (MS 15152)
Janie Ellice’s Scrabble Book, 1838-1864 (Acc.13651/1)
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, albums 1-6, 1801-31 (AAGM 8404-9)
Edinburgh Register House
Sir John Clerk, “Trip to the North of Scotland as far as Inverness in 1739” (ED GD 18/2110)
PERIODICALS/ARTICLES/JOURNALS
Articles published in Country Life magazine
Clive Aslet, “Melsetter House, Hoy” (August 13, 1981)
Clive Aslet, “Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rhum – I” (August 9, 1984)
Clive Aslet, “Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rhum – II” (August 16, 1984)
Clive Aslet, “Endsleigh Cottage, Devon” (February 9, 2006)
Marcus Binney, “Island Castle under threat; Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rum” (August 12, 2009)
John Cornforth, “Endsleigh House, Devon – I” (October 9, 1997)
John Cornforth, “Endsleigh House, Devon – II” (October 16, 1997)
John Cornforth, “Queen Victoria At Home; Illustrations from the Queen’s Souvenir Albums – I” (May 26, 1977)
John Cornforth, “Queen Victoria’s Holiday Houses; Illustrations from the Queen’s Souvenir Albums – II” (June 9, 1977)
John Goodall, “Stalking splendour; Invercauld House, Aberdeenshire” (March 13, 2013)
Simon Green, “Kinlochmoidart House, Lochaber – I” (August 13, 1998)
Simon Green, “Kinlochmoidart House, Lochaber – II” (August 20, 1998)
Christopher Hussey, “Endsleigh, Devon – I” (August 3, 1961)
Christopher Hussey, “Endsleigh, Devon – II” (August 10, 1961)
James Knox, “A Little Highland Magic” (October 28, 1993) (Estate tweeds)
Gwendollyn M. Lendrum, “Deer Stalking Long Ago” (July 18, 1936)
Mary Miers, “Dunderave, Argyll” (February 3, 2005)
Mary Miers, “Ardtornish, Morvern, Argyll” (January 5, 2006)
Mary Miers, “Corrour, Inverness-shire” (January 26, 2006)
Mary Miers, “How the Shooting Lodge Came to Be” (August 17, 2006)
Mary Miers, “Glenlyon House, Perthshire” (January 31, 2008)
Mary Miers, “A Unity of Arts; Ardkinglas, Argyll” (September 29, 2010)
Mary Miers, “Adam and the ‘sublime savage’” (December 28, 2011) (Balavil House, Inverness-shire)
Mary Miers, “A Highland paradise; Balmoral Castle, Scotland” (March 7, 2012)
Mary Miers, “Taming the Rough Bounds” (August 15, 2012) (Moidart, it’s houses and revival)
Mary Miers, “A border romance; Abbotsford, near Melrose, Roxburghshire” (August 3, 2013)
Mary Miers, “A Highland chateau; Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland, part I” (October 23, 2013)
Mary Miers, “Out of the ashes; Dunrobin Castle, Sutherland, part II” (October 30, 2013)
Mary Miers, “Scotching the myth” (August 6, 2014) (The history of tartan)
Mary Miers, “The man who mixed colours” (April 6, 2016) (Tom Helme and the history and redecoration of Carskiey, Kintyre)
Mary Miers, “This earthly paradise” (August 24, 2016) (Arisaig and the Arts and Crafts)
Mary Miers, “A Hebridean romance; Torosay Castle, Isle of Mull” (March 22, 2017)
Jeremy Musson, “Dougarie Lodge, Isle of Arran” (August 8, 1996)
A. H. Packe, “A Highland Sketch Book” (November 25, 1949)
A. H. Packe, “A Highland Visitors’ Book” (February 10, 1950)
Alan Powers, “Cour, Kintyre” (August 13, 1992)
Alistair Rowan, “Taymouth Castle, Perthshire – I” (October 8, 1964)
Alistair Rowan, “Taymouth Castle, Perthshire – II” (October 15, 1964)
A. A. Tait, “Wild Landscape into Gardens; Evolution of a Scottish Style” (August 9, 1979)
Clive Wainwright, “Abbotsford House, Roxburghshire” (June 8, 1989)
Roger White, “Gothic wonders; Taymouth Castle, Perthshire” (January 9, 2013)
Giles Worsley, “Tales From Crummie-Toddie” (August 2, 1990)
Giles Worsley, “Ardverikie, Inverness-shire” (September 5, 1991)
Other periodicals/journals
“New Balmoral” in The Builder, 13 January, 1855
Beatrix Potter And Scotland (Beatrix Potter Studies XVI, 2015). Papers presented at The Beatrix Potter Society Conference, 2014
Ruth Boreham, “Scottish Lives: Jane Maxwell, Duchess of Gordon, 1749-1812” in History Scotland, May/June 2005
Annette Carruthers, “Two Holiday Houses in North Britain: Melsetter and the Old Place of Mochrum” in Journal of the Scottish Society for Art History Vol 5, 2000
Annette Carruthers, “Symbolism and Politics in Morris & Co tapestries from Melsetter House, Orkney” in The Burlington Magazine CXLVII, June 2005
Christopher Dingwall, “Gardens in the Wild” in Garden History 22:2, 1994
Christopher Dingwall and Don Aldridge, “The Hall of Mirrors; Reflections on the Sublime and on the Iconography of Ossian at the Hermitage, Dunkeld” in New Arcadian Journal No. 47/48, 1999
Rev. Montague Fowler, “The Game Book of a Famous Estate” in Badminton Magazine of Sports and Pastimes Vol. VII, November 1898
John Gifford , “Architects of the Highlands in The nineteenth Century—A Sketch” in Journal of the Scottish Georgian Society Bulletin No. 7, September 1980
Ian Gow, “The Problem of the Scottish Baronial Interior or the all-too successful Quest for Discomfort” in Architectural Heritage VI, 1996 (1995 issue), pp.49-59
Ian Gow, “Mary Queen of Scots Meets Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Some Problems in the Historiography of the Scotch Baronial Revival Interior” in Furniture History: The Journal of the Furniture History Society Vol XXXII, 1996
Eileen Harris, “Adams in the Family: Wight and Mansfield at Haddo, Guisachan, Brook House and Grosvenor Square” in Furniture History: The Journal of the Furniture History Society Vol. XXXII, 1996
Ranald MacInnes, “Rubblemania—Ethic & Aesthetic in Scottish Architecture” in Journal of Design History Vol 9 no. 3, 1996, pp.137-51
Aonghus MacKechnie and Florian Urban, “Balmoral Castle: National Architecture in a European Context” in Architectural History Vol 58, 2015, pp.159-196
Colin E. McWilliam, “Monarchs of the Glen” in The Listener, 12 August, 1954
Ian R. Mitchell, “Rheumatism and Revolution: Victoria, Balmorality and 1848” in History Scotland 5, 2005, pp.43-7
Christopher Smout, “Tours in the Scottish Highlands from the Eighteenth to the Twentieth Centuries” in Northern Scotland Vol 5, 1983, pp.99-121
Margaret C. H. Stewart, “The Earl of Mar and Scottish Baroque” in Architectural Heritage IX, 1998, pp.16-30
Margaret C. H. Stewart, “Regenerating a Highland Heritage: Lord Mar’s approach to Historic Houses” in Architectural Heritage XVIII, 2007, pp. 115-133
Adam Watson and Elizabeth Allan, “Depopulation By Clearances And Non-Enforced Emigration In The North East Highlands” in Northern Scotland Vol 10, 1990-91