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Who Built Stirling?

Architects and craftsmen constructed Stirling over many centuries. Although we do not always know who designed or constructed early buildings, from the later 19th century’ the architectural profession expanded and became very influential in the styles adopted. The distinctive buildings of the Victorian and Edwardian eras were designed by several notable architects such as John Allan and McLuckie & Walker.

More on Scottish architects working in Stirling can be found on the Dictionary of Scottish Architects website.

John Allan (1847-1922) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Robert Black (1800-1869) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

William Burn (1789-1870)- Dictionary of Scottish Architects

James Gillespie Graham (1776-1855) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Gideon Gray (d.1791) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Hays of Liverpool (1848-1961) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Andrew Heiton (junior) (1823-1894) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Peddie & Kinnear (1856-1878) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

John Lessels (1808–1883) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

John McLean (c.1833-1888) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

McLuckie & Walker (c.1885-1911) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Frank Mears (1880-1954) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

James Miller (1860-1947) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

John Dick Peddie (1824-1891) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

David Rhind (1808-1883) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Walter Wood Robertson (1845-1907) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

William Stirling (1772-1838) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Ebenezer Simpson (1854-1934) - Dictionary of Scottish Architect

H Ramsay Taylor (1863/4-1922) - Dictionary of Scottish Architects

Who Built Stirling?

Who Built Stirling?

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McLuckie & Walker: The Men Who Built Stirling

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