The People of The Estate
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The Earl and Countess of Eglinton at the races
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H.S.M. Young, the Eglinton Estate Factor.
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Factor Young. His salary was £300 a year in 1929.
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Mr. Young at Weirston in the year of his retirement - 1935.
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Commissioner Vernon, Eglinton estates.
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David Mure's memorial. He was the Earl's Chamberlain.
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