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PUBLISHER: Stenlake
ISBN: 9781840333114
PAGES: 48 p.
PUBLICATION DATE:
October 7, 2004
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Old Killin, Kenmore And Loch Tay
Among the bygone sights featured in this comprehensive history, are the steamships Queen of the Lake and Lady of the Lake, the Killin hotel before its fire in the 1930s, and Taymouth Castle in its magnificent heyday.
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