Forth & Clyde canal guidebook
1985
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The Forth & Clyde Canal has a special fascination. As Britain's first sea to sea canal it occupies a unique place in our maritime history. As Scotland's longest stretch of fresh water it is an important addition to our lowland landscape. The canal which once bustled with seagoing puffers and fishing boats is now a quiet and sometimes beautiful part of our scenery. It can be enjoyed in so many ways - boating on water, walking along the towpath, or in search of wildlife or history.
Main title:
Forth & Clyde canal guidebook / Paul Carter, editor ; prepared for Strathkelvin District Libraries & Museums by the Forth &Clyde Canal Society.
Imprint:
Glasgow : Strathkelvin District Libraries & Museums, 1985.
Collation:
112p : ill., maps,1facsim. ; 21 cm.
Series title:
Auld Kirk Museum publications ; no.10
Notes:
Text and mapon inside covers.Bibliography, p107-110.
Access restrictions:
Canal, Forth and Clyde.Lock 16, Forth and Clyde Canal, (photo) p23-25, p28.Lock 19, Forth and Clyde Canal, p23.Canal, Union.Falkirk, p25.Bridge, Bainsford, p25, (photo), p37.Cut, Carron, Forth and Clyde Canal, p27-28.Wall, Antonine, p81-82.
ISBN:
0904966143
Dewey class:
941.37386.4 CANALS BOX386.4809 FKB386.46F 386.46386.48386.4941.436386.4809413
Local class:
A38 (FOR)LH35.6 CARLH35.6 FCCSCO/CAR
Language:
English
BRN:
1742668
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