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Detail of chimney and thatched roof of restored mid 19th century smithy cottage; Croftnamuich, Milton of Camserney.

DP 240784

Description Detail of chimney and thatched roof of restored mid 19th century smithy cottage; Croftnamuich, Milton of Camserney.

Date 16/8/2014

Collection Records of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, London, England

Catalogue Number DP 240784

Category On-line Digital Images

Scope and Content Part of a group listing of ‘Mid 19th century and earlier’ cottage, former smithy and limekiln. The smithy cottage comprises a three-bay single storey with attic and a lower single storey bay to the west. Access could not be gained upon visiting, however, the junction between the bays, as well as the ridge and eyelid dormer details could be seen from the road. The thatch appears to be entirely netted and a lead flashing has been used at the junction between the main cottage and lower bay. According to the listing notes, which were updated in 2008, ‘when originally listed the smithy roof was covered with corrugated iron’, something that can be confirmed when viewing the building using web-based street view. It can therefore be assumed that the current thatched roof is a relatively modern installation, which it’s condition would confirm.

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1538101

File Format (JPG) JPEG bitmap

Collection Hierarchy - Item Level

Collection Level (551 256) Records of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, London, England

Group Level (551 256/1) Scottish Thatched Building Survey

>> Batch Level (551 256/1/38) Camserney, Dull, Perth and Kinross.

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