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General view of front of kiln-block from E.
SC 358473
Description General view of front of kiln-block from E.
Catalogue Number SC 358473
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of A 62245
Scope and Content Kiln-block of later Murrayshall Limeworks, Cambusbarron, Stirlingshire The later Murrayshall Limeworks was founded in 1896-9. It burned local limestone deposits using coal from Bannockburn. A tramway, shared with Hayford Mills, connected it to the nearby Forth and Clyde Junction Railway. Following standard practice, the kiln-block was built into a bank to make it easier to load of 'charge' the kilns from above. It was built in two phases, the west wing (right) being the earliest. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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