- Designed by self-taught architect George Meikle Kemp, the Scott Monument has the distinction of being the largest monument dedicated to a writer.
- Tartanware outside cover of an antique needlebook. It features a colour painted illustration of "Scott's Monument", surrounded by McKenzie tartan.
- Inaugurated in 1846, Scott Monument is a Gothic monument built in honour of the Scottish writer Sir Walter Scott.
- We’ve been meaning to climb the Scott Monument for some time now but had never got around to it until today.
- Following the death of Sir Walter Scott on 21st september 1832 there was a widespread feeling in Edinburgh that a monument should be erected to his memory.
- A statue of Scott himself is situated at the foot of the monument sculpted in Carrara marble by Sir John Steell. It depicts Scott and his faithful hound, Maida.
- Scott Monument is a massive tower built in honour of Sir Walter Scott, a Scottish author known for the 'Waverley' novels, 'The Lady of the Lake' and others.
- Behold the majestic Scott Monument, standing tall in Princes Street Gardens. It’s one of Edinburgh’s iconic landmarks and a definite must-visit!
- Scott Monument Edinburgh Memorial Building. Commemorative Structure for Sir Walter Scott, Princes Street, New Town, Edinburgh.
- The Scott Monument stands as a towering tribute to one of Scotland’s literary giants, Sir Walter Scott.