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.
See also “Celebrating Strathard history with our own resident historian, Louis Stott“
All archive items by Louis Stott:
Written by Louis Stott and published by Creag Darach Publications in 1995. 40 pages ISBN 1 874585059
Published In 1992 by Creag Darach Publications.Written by Louis Stott ISBN 1 874585008 32 pages including extensive Bibliography. £2.40 at time of publication.
Written by Louis Stott and published by Stirling Council in 2008. 56 pages and priced at £4.99. Available from Aberfoyle Post Office and Stirling Libraries.
By Louis Stott
I rather think this particular stretch of Loch Lomond, in front of Inversnaid, is the most beautiful lake and mountain view I have …
By Louis Stott
There are several significant waterfalls in proximity to Loch Ard. The striking Waterfall of the Little Fawn is above Aberfoyle, close to the …
By Louis Stott
Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham’s first book Notes on the District of Menteith (1895), is a series of elegant, witty, and quite inimitable essays …
By Louis Stott
Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission
Loch Lomond and the Trossachs have always borne the brunt of tourism in Scotland. Tourism probably began …
By Louis Stott
Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission
John Graham of Duchray was known both as ‘Highland Hector’, and as ‘Tetrarch of Aberfoyle’, a tetrarch …
By Louis Stott
Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission
Local historian and literary expert Louis Stott provides some fascinating insights to the world of fairies in …
By Louis Stott
Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission
Local historian and literary expert Louis Stott describes one of Scotland’s engineering wonders and the grand opening …
By Louis Stott
Reproduced from The Voice with kind permission
Farewell to the land where the clouds love to rest, Like the shroud of the …