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History of the Airthrey Estate: Bibliography
Airthrey and Bridge of Allan: a guided walk, Stirling: Forth Naturalist and Historian, 1986
Campbell, Alex R. Airthrey Castle Curling Club: a history, 1878-1998, [Stirling: The Club, 1998]
Dictionary of national
biography: from the earliest times to 1900, London: OUP, 1959-60.
Contains entries for Robert and James Haldane and Robert Adam.
Fergusson, R. Menzies. Logie: a parish history, Paisley: Alexander Gardner, 1905
Goldsmith, Oliver. 'A
ballad' in Poems and plays, ed. Tom Davis, London: Dent, 1975
The hermitage described in the poem was Robert Haldane's inspiration for the
Airthrey hermitage.
Haldane, Alexander. The
lives of Robert and James Haldane, Edinburgh: Banner of Truth Trust, 1990,
pp. 40-46, 208-211
Facsimile of 3rd ed. (1853)
'Ice accident at Airthrey' in Stirling journal and advertiser , 22nd February 1901
Lauder, Thomas Dick. Queen
Victoria's visit to Stirling 1842 , Stirling: McCutcheon Stirling Collection,
1983
Extract from Memorial of the royal progress in Scotland, originally
published in 1843.
Mackay, K. J. H., and
Angus, David. Airthrey roads: Captain Haldane's magic roundabout (offprint
from Forth naturalist and historian 9 (1984/85): 81-111)
Concentrates on the years 1759-1827, but gives a summary of the earlier period.
Also compares all the early maps of the estate.
MacLean, Ella. Bridge of Allan: the rise of a village, Bridge of Allan, 1971
MacLean, Ella. The Airthrey estate: a visitors' guide, Stirling: Airthrey Gardens Group, 1974
Ramsay, John. Scotland
and Scotsmen in the eighteenth century , Edinburgh: Blackwood, 1888, vol.
2, pp. 114-115
Mentions the proprietorship of Ralph Dundas of Manour and his son, John.
Roger, Charles. A week
at Bridge of Allan..., 2nd ed., Edinburgh: Adam and Charles Black, 1853
Written at the time when Bridge of Allan was becoming popular as a spa resort.
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