The Scott Monument was erected in memory of a great historical novelist, playwright and poet, Sir Walter Scott. Sir Walter Scott died in 1832 after contributing a host of famous titles including; Ivanhoe, Rob Roy, Waverley and The Lady of The Lake. The statue of Sir Walter at the base of the monument depicts him with his dog Maida. The statue is made from white Carrara marble contrasting brilliantly with the dark Victorian Gothic monument. The Scott Monument has 287 steps and affords magnificent views around this remarkable city.
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Wednesday, 26 October 2011
Scott Monument Edinburgh
The Scott Monument was erected in memory of a great historical novelist, playwright and poet, Sir Walter Scott. Sir Walter Scott died in 1832 after contributing a host of famous titles including; Ivanhoe, Rob Roy, Waverley and The Lady of The Lake. The statue of Sir Walter at the base of the monument depicts him with his dog Maida. The statue is made from white Carrara marble contrasting brilliantly with the dark Victorian Gothic monument. The Scott Monument has 287 steps and affords magnificent views around this remarkable city.
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