Slide set: The west coast of Scotland: part 2. The Outer Hebrides (lecture: G.W. Wilson, 36 slides, in/before 1890)
“We go round Lewis, and then visit other islands in the extreme West, winding up with a series of scenes in St Kilda -- the most westerly island in Great Britain -- which, until quite recently, had communication with 'the adjacent island of Great Britain' only once in twelve months.”
“Starting with a beautiful study of Oban Bay, we are taken through wild scenery and life on the barren but magnificent islands on the West Coast of Scotland. The set may be had in two parts, each being complete in itself, and for all purposes a separate lecture, or the two together form one interesting reading not too long to be tiresome, and with fine views.”
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