Skip to content
Home
Favourites
0
Advanced search
Shopping cart
0
Register
Log in
Images of Edinburgh
Browse map
Area A - Z
Browse by date
Exhibitions
Current exhibition
All exhibitions
Collections
About the collections
Browse by theme
Subject A - Z
The image library for the collections of Edinburgh Libraries and Museums and Galleries
Images of Edinburgh
Browse map
Area A - Z
Browse by date
Exhibitions
Current exhibition
All exhibitions
Collections
About the collections
Browse by theme
Subject A - Z
Mar Lodge
Skene, James, 1815, Watercolour
Mar Lodge
Mar Lodge
Add to favourites
Share
Item record
About this image
Related
Location
Category
Library Item
Item no
15080
Title
Mar Lodge
Description
A large craggy hill rises up before falling away into an open valley where a wide river flows. Two people walk along a long track that runs up the hill, while in the distance a few houses can be seen.
Artist / maker
Skene, James
Date
1815
Size
20 x 37 cm
Type
Watercolour
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
The current Mar Lodge is part of the Mar Estate and was built as a sporting lodge for the Duke and Duchess of Fife in the 1990s. There have been four Mar Lodges. The first Mar Lodge was built in 18th century but was destroyed by a flood in 1829. The second Mar Lodge was rebuilt soon after and destroyed by a fire in 1895. The third Mar Lodge was built between 1895 and 1898 and destroyed by another fire in 1991.
Exhibitions with this item
Other views of this item
Related images
Related subjects
Homes
>
Residential buildings
>
Cottages
Homes
>
Residential buildings
>
Houses
Landscape
>
Land
>
Hills
Landscape
>
Water
>
Rivers and streams
People
>
Adults
>
Men
People
>
Adults
>
Women
Places
>
Scotland
>
Aberdeenshire
Places
>
United Kingdom
>
Scotland
Transport
>
Infrastructure
>
Roads
The image library for the collections of Edinburgh Libraries and Museums and Galleries The image library for the collections of Edinburgh Libraries and Museums and Galleries