Maps, Plans and Archives
1747–55 General Roy's Military Survey
1772 Anon, 'Plan for the Improvement of Donibristle, the Seat of the Rt Hon the Earl of Moray, 1772', Scottish Record Office, RHP 144331
1811 J Knox , 'Reduced Plan of the Parks of Donibristle, with Dalgety and Barn Hill the property of the Earl of Moray, Surveyed by J Knox, 1811'
1827 John Thomson, 'Map of Fife & Kinross'
1835 John Fullarton, 'Plan of Donibristle Park in the Parishes of Dalgety and Aberdour, property of Rt Hon Francis Earl of Moray, 1835' Scottish Record Office, RHP 37882
1853 survey, 1st edition OS 1:10560 (6"), published 1856
1853 survey, 1st edition OS 1:2500 (25"), published 1857
1914 survey, 2nd edition OS 1:2500 (25"), published 1915
Sources
Printed Sources
Historic Scotland on behalf of Scottish Ministers The Lists of Buildings of Architectural or Historic Interest
New Statistical Account, Statistical Account of the Parish of Aberdour, vol.9, (1845)
Old Statistical Account, Statistical Account of the Parish of Aberdour, vol. 4, (1795)
Tait, A. A. The Landscape Garden in Scotland 1735-1835 (1980)
Turnbull, D. Thomas White (1739-1811).18th century landscape designer and arboriculturalist. PhD Thesis Hull University (1990)
Historic Environment Scotland Properties
St. Bridget's Kirk
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Related Designations
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St Bridget's KirkSM90266
- Designation Type
- Scheduled Monument
- Status
- Designated
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WATCH-HOUSE, ST. BRIDGET'S CHURCHYARDLB3646
- Designation Type
- Listed Building (B)
- Status
- Removed
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ST. BRIDGET'S CHURCHLB3667
- Designation Type
- Listed Building (A)
- Status
- Removed
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