J.K.Gillon describes the 19th century revival of Scottish architectural forms taking its inspiration from the buildings of the Scottish Renaissance. Includes images of Balmoral and other notable examples.
House built in 1870 by the architect David Bryce for James Hunter, the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire, and now a hotel. Includes some history and images.
Highland home of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Includes history and visitor information.
Hotel designed in 1886 by Bruce Price of New York for William Van Horne, General Manager of Canadian Pacific Railways. Includes history and slideshow.
Jean Manco outlines the origins of the style in the period 1560-1630 and gives a brief bibliography.
The National Monuments Record of Scotland shows the original designs for this house designed in 1871 for Liverpool merchant William Gordon by Charles G H Kinnear (1830-1894).
An illustrated outline of this variation on the Gothic revival style from the collaborative online encyclopedia.
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