About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 506. Not illustrated. Chapters: History of Aberdeen, History of Dundee, History of Edinburgh, History of Glasgow, Tay Rail Bridge, Leith, Saint Mungo, Scottish Claymores, 2007 Glasgow International Airport Attack, Timeline of Edinburgh History, Edinburgh Town Walls, Timeline of Glasgow History, Glasgow Ice Cream Wars, Piper Alpha, Burke and Hare Murders, Visit of King George Iv to Scotland, Calton Weavers, William Low, House of Fraser, Holyrood Palace, William Beardmore and Company, Bruce Report, Red Clydeside, Greyfriars Bobby, Mons Meg, Verreville Glass and Pottery Works, Glasgow, Patrick Geddes, Bonnie Dundee, Stockline Plastics Factory Explosion, Battle of Boroughmuir, Battle of Langside, Etymology of Aberdeen, Battle of George Square, Edinburgh Vaults, Northern Co-Operative Society, 83rd Regiment of Foot, Edinburgh Seven, Ibrox Disaster, Porteous Riots, Edinburgh Phrenological Society, Glasgow Smile, Edinburgh Association for the University Education of Women, James David Marwick, List of Books for the "Famous Scots Series," Bruntsfield Hospital, Cheapside Street Whisky Bond Fire, Murder of Angelika Kluk, the Cameo, Edinburgh, History of the University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh 50,000 - the Final Push, Etymology of Edinburgh, St. Margaret's Chapel, 1910 World Missionary Conference, 1997 Ibf World Championships, Henry John Burnett, Edinburgh Declaration, Freedom of the City of Aberdeen, Upper Clyde Shipbuilders, James Thomson, Aberdeen Castle, Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting 1997, Kirk O' Field, Lifeboat Mona, Cowgate, William Fettes, Battle of Aberdeen, Blue Angels Motorcycle Club, nor Loch, Burgh Muir, Thomas Aikenhead, Empire Exhibition, Scotland 1938, Calton Weavers Strike, Glasgow Garden Festival, Tobacco Lords, Kelvin Diesels, Parliament House, Edinburgh, Edinburgh Review, Glasgow Gorbals By-Election, 1969, Edinb...
