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  • Home
  • Products
    • Ceramic mugs
    • Framed prints
    • Unframed prints
    • Coasters
    • Tea towels
    • Tote Bags
  • Collections
    • The American Atlas
      • Map 1: Northern Ocean
      • Map 2: Pacific Ocean
      • Map 3: Great South Sea
      • Map 4: The Russian Discoveries
      • Map 6: West Indian Islands
      • Map 9: The River St. Laurence
      • Map 10: The Gulf of St Laurence
      • Map 11: The Island of St. John.
      • Map 12: The Island of Newfoundland
      • Map 13: The Banks of Newfoundland
      • Map 14: Nova Scotia and Cape Breton
      • Map 15: New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island
      • Map 17: New York and New Jersey
      • Map 18: Lake Champlain
      • Map 20: Pennsylvania
      • Map 21: Maryland and Part of New Jersey
      • Map 23: North Carolina
      • Map 24: South Carolina and Greater Part of Georgia
      • Map 25: Florida East & West
      • Map 26: The River Missisippi
      • Map 27: The Bay of Honduras
      • Map 28: South America - Northern part between Pacific & Atlantic Ocean with Galapagos & Falkland Islands
      • Map 29: South America - Southern part between Great South Sea and Icy Sea
      • Map 30: The Straights of Magellan
    • Cosmographia
      • Scottish birds
      • Map of Britain (Cosmographia)
      • Sketch of Edinburgh (Cosmographia)
    • Watercolour paintings
      • Leighton Library in Snow
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  • Contact Us
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Dunblane's Historic Leighton Library

The Leighton Library, the oldest purpose-built library in Scotland founded on the collection of Robert Leighton, Bishop of Dunblane, 1661-1670, later Archbishop of Glasgow, 1670-1674. In his will, Leighton left a sum of money for the building of the library for use by the clergy of Dunblane diocese.

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Leighton Library Trust

Scottish Charity Number SC003010

The Leighton Library
The Cross
Dunblane
Perthshire
FK15 0AQ

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