Detail from reconstruction drawing (SC 342262) showing tenter- stick used within Kippering House.
SC 342266
Description Detail from reconstruction drawing (SC 342262) showing tenter- stick used within Kippering House.
Date 1983
Catalogue Number SC 342266
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of DC 10621
Scope and Content Drawing of tenter-stick belonging to kippering-house on Albert Street, Pultneytown, Wick, Caithness The kippering-house on Albert Street in Wick is typical of its type. Though not well preserved, it does have a good example of a kipper-kiln. Originally the plant had four two-void kilns. After splitting and pickling, herrings were hooked onto a tenter-stick. This was then placed inside one of the voids above the kiln where the herrings were smoked to turn them into kippers. The smoking process took six to twelve hours. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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