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Lucky Scaup

A film about Lucky Scaup (sometimes referred to as Lucky Scalp), which was a tower or a folly, that was demolished in 1979.

Lucky Scaup:

To play the film please click here or on the above image.

Music credit – “Angels of Ashes” – Scott Walker Revisited, BBC

1932 Lucky escape
Admiral Maitland-Dougal
aerial
Lucky Scalp drawing
Lucky Scaup (1)
maitland4-fullsize
Map Lucky Scalp 1894
Map Lucky Scalp 1894a
Map Lucky Scalp 1894b
March 1938
Thomas Sorley 5

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