This is a village in Stirlingshire, Scotland. It is an example of an ancient burgh. It is worth a stop on any tours of Scotland. It was founded in the 12th Century by William the Lion. It was set up as a medieval burgh. However Airth failed but was founded...
This city in Ireland is very interesting. It can be visited easily on tours of Ireland while travelling the North Coast route. The city sits on the River Foyle. Its growth was funded by the London Guilds. In 1614 the last walled city in Europe was created. The walls still...
Looking out over trim lawns, this Tudor-Gothic building with its red-brick façade, stone facings and stone-mullioned windows is all that a University building should be. Indeed, its central tower closely resembles the Founder’s Tower of Magdalen College, Oxford. The architect was Sir Charles Lanyon, designer...