which lies a few miles east of Crieff was the first lending library to be created in Scotland —
Originally formed in the attic of St Mary’s Chapel – built on a knoll on the banks of the River Earn near a ford used by the Roman Legions 2,000 years ago – the library now occupies the whole building —
With views over Crieff to Glen Turret and Ben Chonzie just part of a 360 degree sweep of the eye —
even now in mid-winter while the chapel itself is closed till spring
from-a-distance 