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View from North East
SC 399364
Description View from North East
Catalogue Number SC 399364
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of C 50154
Scope and Content Kingillie House, Crescent Road, Nairn, Highland Nairn was founded as a royal burgh in about 1200. By 1800, it was a thriving community with its own fishing town. It developed into a resort after it was connected to the rail network in 1855. Kingillie House was constructed in about 1810 in a variety of styles. Its main entrance is decorated with a Classical (Roman Doric) porch. the bows project on either side have hood-moulded windows in Tudor style. The rear block, however, is castellated. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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