Here is a selection of historic depictions of Long Meg from the early-17th century onwards. Detailed information about these, along with further images, will be added to this gallery in due course.
Map by William Hole from Drayton’s Poly-Olbion, 1622
Drawing by William Stukeley, 1725
Plan by George Smith, 1752
Drawing and plan by William Hutchinson, 1773
Map by Donald, 1774
Drawing from Gross et al, 1774
Drawing from Bland, 1840
Drawing by Sweeten, 1848
Early-mid Victorian scene showing Long Meg and her Daughters. Artist (presently) unknown.
“The Druids collecting the Mistletoe” oil on canvas painting from 1832 by Jacob Thompson, now in Penrith museum. Long Meg and her Daughters is shown in the background.