Doocots of Scotland: The Scottish Borders, M Dunn
Doocots of the Scottish Borders is the fifth regional study of doocots, and is written by Munro Dunn. This is […]
Doocots of the Scottish Borders is the fifth regional study of doocots, and is written by Munro Dunn. This is […]
Doocots of East Lothian is the fourth regional guide to doocots, written by Munro Dunn and David Elder. Information is
Doocots of Lanarkshire is the third of regional guides to doocots, written by Elizabeth Beaton who has written extensively on
Doocots of Lanarkshire is the second of regional guides to doocots, written by Munro Dunn who is a native of
Doocots or dovecotes are amongst the oldest farm buildings in Scotland, originally intended to house doves farmed for their flesh.
Developed from the notes produced for the Group’s visit to the Isle of Man in 1993, this is the first
Proceedings of a joint SVBWG/ School of Scottish Studies conference, this is an overview of the central feature of the
As the Introduction concludes: Scotland’s harbour lights form a distinctive minor building type, clearly illustrating approaches to harbour design and
Outcome of a visit to the kilns by 29 Group Members, this booklet discusses the local background and history of
An overview of materials and their uses including Walling Materials (stone, render, masonry features, clay, brickwork, fireclay and incidental detail)