The story of the changing countryside of Scotland can be traced through its buildings. All the successive phases of agricultural development - from the 18th century revolution of 'Improvement' to the factory farming of the 20th century - are recorded in stone, concrete and steel. The result of over ten years' research by RCAHMS, this is the first book to record the farm buildings of Scotland as a whole. The result is a volume vividly illustrated with plans, drawings and photographs covering a wide variety of building types - from great estates and lowland steadings to highland crofts - and tracing their evolution against the development of Scottish agriculture over the past 300 years. Susanna Wade Martins and Miles Glendinning present a fascinating story of diversity and change, which will be of great interest to those concerned with agricultural, architectural, social and landscape history, and the future of Scotland's countryside.
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