'Charles McKean's account of the lobbying, wrangling and financial crisis during the construction is as compelling as his account of the courtroom drama ... gripping ... a vivid account' The Times
Charles McKean Books
Charles McKean was a distinguished historian of Scottish architecture, dedicating himself to detailed explorations of buildings and urban landscapes. His work often examined the intricate connections between architecture, society, and history, highlighting the unique characteristics of Scotland's built heritage. Through his publications, he offered profound insights into the evolution of cities and their structures, enriching the understanding of architectural development across Britain. His approach masterfully blended academic rigor with a deep appreciation for the enduring legacy of buildings.
Presents the second city of renaissance Scotland showing, through photographs and drawings, the life and the maritime quarter of this great port. This title illustrates Dundee's transformation into a major Georgian town at the centre of the flax trade between St Petersburg and the USA.