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Architecture Notes

Event ID 803529

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Architecture Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/803529

National Library.

Country Life, 31st October 1941 - letter and photograph.

(Undated) information in NMRS.

Monumental ring of Bonawe granite dominating the town, located at Duncraggan Road, Battery Hill. John Stuart McCaig (died 1902): banker and self-styled art critic and philosophical essayist. Building begun 1895. Left unfinished 1900. Two tiers of 94 pointed arches. Originally intended to feature 100-foot tower and statues of McCaig's family.

F A Walker 2000

Circumference: 200 metres. Now landscaped. Built partly to provide winter work for local stonemasons.

A Lorne Gillies 2000.

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