The James M MacLaren Society publishes its Journal at about nine-monthly intervals.  The Journal publishes articles about MacLaren and those he worked with, was influenced by or influenced. 

The website gives a page to each of the editions of the Journal, describing highlights and giving the full contents page.

For example Volume 5 featured the work of MacLaren's contemporary William Flockhart who designed the great house of Rosehaugh on the Black Isle which features in Volume 7 while Volume 6 featured the work of MacLaren's successors Dunn and Watson.  Volume 8 has important articles on George Washington Browne, the early colleague of MacLaren who became a leading Edinburgh architect. Volume 10 is devoted to the life and works of Thomas MacLaren, James' youngest brother and also an architect.

To become a member of the Society (and receive each Journal as it is published) or to purchase copies of the Journal go to the About the Society page.

 MacLaren, Dunn & Watson: Glenlyon House and farmsteadings, Fortingall, Perthshire