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Spence the Burgh Bard
Spence the Burgh Bard
Linne Magray, drawn and engraved by Alexander Carse, published Edinburgh, March 1831.
Linne Magray, drawn and engraved by Alexander Carse, published Edinburgh, March 1831.
View of topiary at Fingask, as known by Spence
View of topiary at Fingask, as known by Spence
Lady Threipland of Fingask Castle, for whose family Spence was both footman and mason
Lady Threipland of Fingask Castle, for whose family Spence was both footman and mason
The castle, with Kinnoull Hill in the background, in the early 20th century
The castle, with Kinnoull Hill in the background, in the early 20th century
Gatehouse to the castle, circa 1840. The road in view here has been replaced by the A85, near its junction with the M90 and A90. The now-modified buil
Gatehouse to the castle, circa 1840. The road in view here has been replaced by the A85, near its junction with the M90 and A90. The now-modified building is today a home. The gateposts also survive