Slide set: Orkney and Shetland (lecture: G.W. Wilson, 40 slides, in/before 1887)
“Here Kirkwall starts the list, followed by its ancient Cathedral of St Magnus (built 1137), Bishop's Palace, Old Man of Hoy, Lerwick, the most northern town in the British Isles, etc. The last two of this set show Shetland poines and a Shetland knitter.”
“Here Kirkwall starts the list, followed by its ancient Cathedral of St. Magnus (built 1137), Bishop's Palace, Old Man of Hoy, Lerwick, the most northern town in the British Isles, etc. The last two of the Set show Shetland ponies and a Shetland knitter.”
“Here Kirkwall starts the list, followed by its ancient Cathedral of St. Magnus (built 1137), Bishop's Palace, 'Old Man of Hoy,' Lerwick (the most northern town in the British Isles), etc., the last two of the set showing. Shetland Ponies and a Shetland Knitter.”
Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 8 August 2021
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