Scottish Transport

Featured in the book are old photographs of Fort William, Ben Nevis, Kinlochleven,...

By the latter part of the nineteenth century most towns in the Scottish Borders had a...

As early as the seventeenth century, there were primitive wagonways serving coal pits...

"The company's ships and history became embedded in my mind." So the author describes...

Canal and heavy industry expert Guthrie Hutton revists Lanarkshire's Monkland Canal...

In August of 1812, the Clyde's first steamer was launched. Named 'The Comet' after a...

Old photographs with extensive captions about these delightful little boats which plied...

This new companion volume to the authors Puffers which we published in 2007 and have...

Published in cooperation with the Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther, Fife. This A4...

Alan Brotchie's latest book title is self-explanatory, except that the coverage extends...

Scotland didn't have many canals, but those that were made were magnificent and...

With photographs from picture postcards and amateur collections dating as far back as...