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Print Room |
RAB 252/OPP/ |
General Collection |
Opp. Page 89, View of the castle on the island |
1789 |
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On-line Digital Images |
DP 008625 |
RCAHMS Aerial Photography Digital |
General oblique aerial view of Loch Leven lokking towards the Lomond Hills, taken from the WSW. |
7/6/2005 |
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Print Room |
RAB 255/OPP/170 |
General Collection |
Opp. Page No.170, Engraving showing castle ruins on loch island
Insc.: 'Ancien Chateau de Loch-Leven' |
1838 |
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On-line Digital Images |
DP 019096 |
RCAHMS Aerial Photography Digital |
Oblique aerial view centred on the castle, taken from the W. |
17/7/2006 |
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Photographs and Off-line Digital Images |
E 98873 CS |
RCAHMS Aerial Photography |
General oblique aerial view centred on the loch, taken from the NW. |
9/2/2001 |
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Photographs and Off-line Digital Images |
E 98874 CS |
RCAHMS Aerial Photography |
General oblique aerial view centred on the loch, taken from the NNW. |
9/2/2001 |
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Photographs and Off-line Digital Images |
E 98875 CS |
RCAHMS Aerial Photography |
Oblique aerial view centred on the remains of the castle, taken from the SW. |
9/2/2001 |
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Print Room |
RAB 270/ OPP/47/1 |
General Collection |
Opp. Page 47/1, Illustration of castle on island
Insc.: 'Loch Leven Castle' |
1769 |
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Print Room |
RAB 286/OP15 |
General Collection |
Engraving of Lochleven Castle and courtyard. |
1850 |
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Print Room |
RAB 292/209 |
General Collection |
Engraving of Lochleven Castle.
Titled 'Loch Leven.' |
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Print Room |
RAB 292/210 |
General Collection |
Engraving of Loch Leven Castle from Kinross.
Titled 'Loch Leven Castle, from Kinros. Jones & Co. Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, London , Octr. 16, 1830. Drawn by Tho. H. Shepherd. Engraved by S. Lacey.' |
1830 |
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Print Room |
RAB 292/211 |
General Collection |
Engraving of Lochleven Castle & island showing four centre towers & surrounding walls. Titled 'Engraved by J. Storer for the Antiquarian & Topographical Cabinet from a picture by Ibbotson in the possession of Mr Thomas Carpenter. Loch-Leven Castle, Kinross-shire. The Castle of Loch-leven stands towards the north-west part of the lake, on an island about an acre and three quarters in extent, and is encompassed with a rampart of stone, nearly of a quadrangle form. The principal tower, a kind of square building, stands upon the north wall, very near the north-west corner, and there is a lesser round one at the south-east. The other appartments were arranged along the noth wall, between the tower and the north-east corner. A kitchen, suppose to have been built later than the rest of the Castle, stood on the west wall near the south-west corner; and another building supposed to have been the chapel, between that and the great tower fronting the south. In the lower part of the square tower is a dungeon, with a well in it. Above the dungeon is a vaulted room, which, from the appearance of the effects of smoke on the jambs of the chimney, seems to have been used as a kitchen. No date or inscription appears on any part of the buildings, excepting only the letters R.D. and M.E. probably the initials of Sir Robert Douglass and Margaret Erskine, his wife. The whole circuit of the rampart is 585 feet. It is generally understood that the roof was taken off the Castle about a century ago; some part of which, particularly that of the round tower, is said to have been repaired by Sir William Bruce. In this place the unfortunate Mary, Queen of Scots was kept a close prisoner, and suffered from the 16th June 1567 to the 2nd May 1568, all the rigour and miseries of captivity.' |
c. 1807 |
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Print Room |
RAB 292/212 |
General Collection |
Engraving of Loch-leven Castle showing a square centre tower & surrounding walls.
Titled 'Loch-Leven. The Castle, of which this View is given, is built on a small island, situated almost in the middle of Loch-Leven. By whom, or at what period , it was erected, is not known. In the reign of King Robert III a grant was made of it from the crown to Douglas laird of Lock-leven [sic.] This island is famous for being the place of captivity of Mary Queen of Scots; and the ruins of a small building are shewn as her prison. Besides this, there are the remains of a chapel, and a square tower, consisting of a dungeon, and three stories of apartments above, the whole encompassed with a wall.' [Adam de Cardonnell "Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland, " 1788.] |
c. 1788 |
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Print Room |
RAB 305/OP207 |
General Collection |
Engraving of Lochleven Castle interior courtyard with tower on right & chapel forming part of the wall in centre. Between them across loch Kinross House is just visible. |
1837 |
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On-line Digital Images |
SC 1151562 |
John Dewar |
Oblique aerial view of Lochleven Castle.
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1971 |
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On-line Digital Images |
SC 1151563 |
John Dewar |
Oblique aerial view of Lochleven Castle.
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1971 |
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On-line Digital Images |
SC 1151564 |
John Dewar |
Oblique aerial view of Lochleven Castle. |
1971 |
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On-line Digital Images |
SC 1151566 |
John Dewar |
Oblique aerial view of Lochleven Castle.
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1971 |
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On-line Digital Images |
SC 1151567 |
John Dewar |
Oblique aerial view of Lochleven Castle.
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1971 |
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Print Room |
DC 52273 |
Records of the National Art Survey of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Linlithgow Palace and Lochleven.
Drawings of Queen Mary's cradle from Linlithgow Palace and inlaid oak cabinet from Lochleven. |
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Print Room |
DC 52274 |
Records of the National Art Survey of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Lochleven Castle.
Details of oak cabinet. |
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Print Room |
DC 52344 |
Records of the National Art Survey of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Stirling Palace; Pitreivie Castle; Lochleven Castle.
Drawings of Scottish woodwork from the collection of Joseph N Parton Esq Dunfermline. |
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Photographs and Off-line Digital Images |
G 93114 CS |
RCAHMS Aerial Photography |
Oblique aerial view of Loch Leven, taken from the W and centred on Lochleven Castle. |
18/2/2004 |
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On-line Digital Images |
DP 077195 |
Records of the National Art Survey of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland |
Linlithgow Palace and Lochleven.
Drawings of Queen Mary's cradle from Linlithgow Palace and inlaid oak cabinet from Lochleven. |
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