sketch of the tower was included in Scott's Poetical Works. Turner's journey with Scott traced scenes from Marmion, and not long after this, the pioneer of photography Fox Talbot repeated Turner's itinerary, publishing what is considered to be the first photographic travelogue or tourist coffee-table book, Sun Pictures in Scotland in homage to both Scott and Turner. In popular culture Smailholm Tower was the centerpiece of the children's adventure novel In the Keep of Time by Margaret J. Anderson, in which four English children staying with their aged Aunt Grace travel through time by means of a magical key, first to the time of James II, then to a future after the fall of civilization. It also features in the book Smailhom by C. L. Williams, in which thirteen-year-old Wynn discovers a miniature village hidden close to Smailholm Tower. See also Clan Pringle Brotherstone Hill List of places in the Scottish Borders List of places in Scotland Castles in Scotland Notes References Coventry, Martin The Castles of Scotland (3rd Edition), Goblinshead, 2001 Lindsay, Maurice The Castles of Scotland, Constable & Co. 1986 Salter, Mike The Castles of Lothian and the Borders, Folly Publications, 1994 Tabraham, Chris Scotland's Castles, BT Batsford/Historic Scotland, 1997 National Monuments Record of Scotland Site Reference NT63SW 2 External links Historic Environment Scotland: Visitor guide The Clan Pringle Website - www.smailholm.com & www.clanpringle.org.uk Smailholm Tower panorama Houses completed in the 16th century Towers completed in the 16th century Peel towers in the Scottish Borders Listed castles in Scotland Scheduled Ancient Monuments in the Scottish Borders 15th-century establishments in Scotland Historic Scotland properties in the Scottish Borders Tower houses in Scotland