The Old Ludgings Of Stirling

This meticulously researched volume documents the ancient residences of the nobility, clergy, and civic leaders of the Scottish town of Stirling. Written by James Sturk Fleming, a local historian and antiquarian, the book offers a detailed survey of the architecture, history, and cultural significance of these historic buildings. Lavishly illustrated with photographs and architectural drawings, this fascinating work is an essential reference for anyone interested in Scottish history and architecture.

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