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Glenshellish House and Steading General view of house and court of offices from east
SC 559872
Description Glenshellish House and Steading General view of house and court of offices from east
Catalogue Number SC 559872
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of B 22468
Scope and Content General view of Glenshellish House and farm from the east, Argyll and Bute In 1826 the estate of Glenshellish was acquired by David northapier, a pioneer of steam navigation on the Clyde, who established a steamer service on Loch Eck. The house was probably built at this time and, from 1850 onwards, was occupied by farming tenants. Glenshellish House is two-storeyed with curving one-storeyed wings. The wings extend backwards to form a U-shaped cobbled courtyard behind the house. There are modern farm buildings, to the right. The farm buildings are now used as a dairy farm, with the flanking wings used mainly as cattle sheds. These originally contained stables, a coach-shed, a dairy and other domestic offices. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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