[Grieve Hill in Ayrshire]
Object type Photograph Record level ItemDetails
- ID
- SML-1-15
- Title
- [Grieve Hill in Ayrshire]
- Description
- Grieve Hill in Ayrshire is an open-cast coal mine. The mine and the land surrounding it was once owned by Sir James Stirling, Lord Provost of Edinburgh in the late 18th century. Stirling owned and managed several sugar plantations in Jamaica including one called, Hampden, and the wealth generated from his plantations led him to buy several large properties in Scotland.
- Collection
- Scottish Contemporary and Social Documentary Collections (collecting area)
- Parent record
- Jamaica: A Sweet Forgetting Parent record level Album/Book/Portfolio
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- Created by
- People portrayed
- Date
- April 2015
- Extent
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- 1 Loose print
- Department
- Special Collections - Photographic Collections
- Record level
- Item
- Format
- Media
- Subjects
- Acknowledgement
- © Stephen McLaren, all rights reserved.
- Conditions
- Reproduction for University of St Andrews exhibition, publication, research and promotion. Any external or commercial use to be approved/managed by artist or estate, which can be facilitated by Special Collections.
- Credit line
- Courtesy of the University of St Andrews Libraries and Museums, ID: SML-1-15