Further information

If you are interested in finding out more about some of the history of Meigle and Ardler, there are further sources of information here: 

• Meigle Sculptured Stone Museum 

• Ardler – A Village History by Christopher Dingwall

• Meigle Past and Present by A Mackay, 1876  

• Tayside and Fife Archeological Committee

• National Library of Scotland interactive online archive 

• Cardean: the changing face of a Flavian fort in Scotland by Birgitta Hoffmann

• Cateranecomuseum.co.uk

• Contributors to the Old Statistical Account: Reverend Doctor James Octavious Playfair (1738-1819) 

• The Statistical Accounts of Meigle (1791 and 1845) - Statistical Accounts for Scotland, Meigle, County of Perth

• Our Meigle Book - Scottish Women’s Rural Institute

Acknowledgments

The Walk Through Time project has only been possible thanks to the support of our funders and our team of historians who generously volunteered their time, knowledge and expertise to research and collate the information provided in this website. 

Images

Images on this website appear with grateful thanks to:

• Rae Taylor

• Annie Anderson

• Clare McMicking, CraicN Communications

• The University of Dundee

• Dundee Library

• Ordnance Survey