Louis Stott
Louis Stott (1934-2021) was a local historian and literary scholar based in Aberfoyle. He was a founder member of the Loch Ard Local History Group and the author of a number of books on Scottish history and literature including Scottish History in Verse, a book on the Aberfoyle Slate Quarries and the recently re-published The Enchantment of the Trossachs. Much of Louis archives are held in Stirling Council archives
See also “Celebrating Strathard history with our own resident historian, Louis Stott“
All archive items by Louis Stott:
The Ring of Words, Literary Loch Lomond
Written by Louis Stott and published by Creag Darach Publications in 1995. 40 pages ISBN…
Three Nights in Perthshire
Enchantment of the Trossachs
Published In 1992 by Creag Darach Publications.Written by Louis Stott ISBN 1 874585008 32 pages including extensive…
The Enchantment of the Trossachs
Aberfoyle Slate Quarries
Written by Louis Stott and published by Stirling Council in 2008. 56 pages and priced at £4.99….
Some Points of View in the National Park
By Louis Stott I rather think this particular stretch of Loch Lomond, in front of…
Falls in the Trossachs
By Louis Stott There are several significant waterfalls in proximity to Loch Ard. The striking…
The Cunninghame Graham Country
By Louis Stott Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham’s first book Notes on the District of Menteith…
Tourists in the Trossachs, and elsewhere
By Louis Stott Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission Loch Lomond and the Trossachs…
The Tetrarch of Aberfoyle
By Louis Stott Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission John Graham of Duchray was…
Some Fairy Sites in the National Park
By Louis Stott Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission Local historian and literary expert…
The Glasgow Waterworks and the Royal Opening
By Louis Stott Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission Local historian and literary expert…
Inversnaid
By Louis Stott Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission Farewell to the land where…