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The Planning of Georgian Scotland: A Visual Inventory

The Planning of Georgian Scotland: A Visual Inventory

Paperback

General ArchitectureBritish History

ISBN10: 1848904215
ISBN13: 9781848904217
Publisher: College Publications
Published: May 30 2025
Pages: 240
Weight: 0.75
Height: 0.51 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

In the Georgian period, from the Act of Union between Scotland and England in 1707 and Queen Victoria coming to the throne in 1838, Scotland changed from being a largely rural country, with many small townships, to an urbanised country dominated by its four major cities, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Dundee. However, this transition also took place through a period of planned village development in parallel with the planned extensions of the cities. The planned village movement took place on a very significant scale with some 426 listed in a publication by the Scottish Historical Society and a shorter, more selective list of 120 published in the Age of Improvement in Scotland. This book is a compilation of visual material, including photos, engravings and maps illustrating the planning of Georgian Scotland including the main cities and 50 exemplars of Georgian planned villages in Scotland. Roger Read

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