2004
A4 REFLECTIONS AT GLENCOE LOCHAN 8
Donald
Alexander Smith, a saddler's son was born in Forres in1870 and emigrated
to Canada when he was 18. he rose to become Governor of Hudson Bay Company,
High Commissioner for Canada and later Lord Strathcona, acquiring Glencoe
Estate in the late 19th century. In 1895 Lord Strathcona built Glencoe
House, created the Lochan and surrounding woodland for his Canadian wife,
Isabela whose grandmother was a native American, and it is said that Donald
wished to make his wife feel more at home in Scotland.
Print
size A4
With aprox. 1" border.
Identity number A4REFGL8A4
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