The castellated and domestic architecture of Scotland, from the twelfth to the eighteenth century (1887)
MacGibbon, David, d. 1902, Ross, Thomas, 1839-1930 · Edinburgh : D. Douglas · leaf 573
x>> Fig. 489.- -Hillslap Tower. View from Nortli-East. At the head of the sanie glen, and almost -/^^fj;:;; Z other, are - tr^e:^---: InTnt t^ - -Langshaw. The former (i^ig. 4^1 ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ walls, in a very ruinous condition (J^ig. 4^-;. FOURTH PEKIOD 550 HILLSLAP, COLMSLIE, LANGSIIAW… … Ulitlu. Inscnption on Dnor Lintel. -j—x—t-^—r 7 r .1—I Fig. 490.--Hillslap Tower. Details of Doorway, Fireplace, Windows, &e. is a house of the L Plan, above 70 feet long, with a semi-circular staircaseprojecting from the centre of the north side.
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