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Tour
Forfar
The
Royal Hotel, formerly an old coaching inn, situated in the centre
of Forfar, Angus, Scotland has been extensively refurbished,
providing first class, modern accommodation and facilities.
The hotel prides itself in having friendly and attentive staff
to look after your every need. Reception, accommodation and
restaurant are situated on the first floor of the hotel which
is serviced by our main lift. Tel: 01307 - 462. Find the best deal, compare prices and read what other travelers have to say at TripAdvisor.
Historic
Forfar: A Scottish Burgh Survey... This text contains historical
and archaeological information for academics and interested
general readers on the historic town of Forfar.
The
Arbroath and Forfar Railway: The... The Dundee Direct Line and the Kirriemuir Branch.
"Forfar,
a royal burgh of considerable antiquity, and the county town
of Angus, where the sheriff has held his court for upwards of
two centuries, being pretty centrally situated for the administration
of justice. It is governed by a provost, two bailies and 19
counselors, annually self elected. The streets are irregular
; but many of the houses are neat, and well built. The church
is elegant and commodious, situated nearly in the centre of
the town. The town-house is newly rebuilt; the front towards
the market place has a good effect, but the rooms for prisoners
are dark and uncomfortable, and the utility of the whole fabric
seems to havebeen sacrificed to the attainment of a large upper
room for public meetings and amusements. A considerable manufacture
of osnabugs and coarse linens is carried on in Forfar; and the
making of course linen shoes or brogues, as they are called,
employs a considerable number of hands. The parish of Forfar
extends about 6 miles in length from north to south and about
5 in breadth. The general appearance is level , with the exception
of the hill of Balmashanner, which lies ot the south of the
town. The soil towards the north and south extremity is light
and sandy; about the middle of a spouty clay." (The Gazetteer
of Scotland, W Chalmers, Dundee 1803)
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