Two pen and ink over pencil drawings on a folded sheet showing landscapes near Inverlochy Castle. On the outside of folded sheet: a pen and ink over pencil drawing showing a view of Loch Arkaig. The loch is shown in the lower foreground, with hills shown rising up behind. Trees are shown on the banks of the loch to the left. Inscribed below: Loch Arkaig Sept: 12. 1873. [?Looking towards Achnacarry] On the inside of folded sheet: a pen and ink over pencil drawing showing a view of Highland hills near Glencoe. A ridge is shown in the foreground, sloping down from the left. Two peaks are shown behind to the right. Inscribed below: In Glencoe Sept: 13 1873. Queen Victoria stayed at Inverlochy Castle from 9 to 16 September 1873 as a guest of Lord Abinger. On the afternoon of 12 September 1873 the royal party went in a carriage along the Caledonian Canal to Loch Lochy and then on to Loch Arkaig. In her journal entry of that day, Queen Victoria describes how at Loch Arkaig they "embarked from a little pier on board a very small, but nice screw steamer...The afternoon was beautiful & the sun lit up the fine scenery to the greatest advantage...Tried to sketch a little, but the sun shone so strongly, I could not do much". The next day the royal party made a visit to Glencoe.