The Trossachs Hotel and Mount Ben A'an, near Edinburgh, Scotland, Trossachs Hotel became famous following Romantic poetry created in the area (including Sir Walter Scott: The Lady of the Lake). It overlooks Loch Achray. Ben A'An is a 461 meter high mountain. The Trossachs is narrowly defined as the area of forest between Loch Katrine to the west and Loch Achray to the east; but the name is also used to describe the larger area between Argyll and Perthshire, east of Ben Lomond., George Washington Wilson (mentioned on object), c. 1875 - c. 1900, paper, cardboard, albumen print, height 187 mm × width 283 mmheight 307 mm × width 438 mm
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Trossachs Hotel, Mount Ben A', Edinburgh, Scotland, Trossachs Hotel, famous following Romantic poetry created, area, Sir Walter Scott, Lady, Lake, overlooks Loch Achray, Ben A', 461 meter high mountain, Trossachs, narrowly defined, area, forest, Loch Katrine, west, Loch Achray, east, name, describe, larger area, Argyll, Perthshire, east, Ben Lomond, George Washington Wilson, mentioned, c, 1875, c, 1900, paper, cardboard, albumen print, height 187 mm, width 283 mm, height 307 mm, width 438 mm
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