Weem, Weem Hotel View of hotel. This view shows the inn from the south west. The 18th century section is to the right, the three-storey and attic being a 19th century addition. On the other side of th ...
SC 601534
Description Weem, Weem Hotel View of hotel. This view shows the inn from the south west. The 18th century section is to the right, the three-storey and attic being a 19th century addition. On the other side of the road was extensive stabling for coach horses.
Date 14/7/1979
Collection Papers of Professor John R Hume, economic and industrial historian, Glasgow, Scotland
Catalogue Number SC 601534
Category On-line Digital Images
Scope and Content Weem Hotel, Weem, Perthshire There was an inn here in the early 18th century, when General Wade stayed in it during the construction of military roads and bridges in the vicinity, including the bridge over the Tay at Aberfeldy. The inn was much enlarged in the 19th century. This view shows the inn from the south west. The 18th century section is to the right, the three-storey and attic being a 19th century addition. On the other side of the road was extensive stabling for coach horses. As railways did not penetrate north and west of Aberfeldy, this inn remained important to local communications and tourism until the development of motor transport. It remains an attractive hostelry. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
External Reference H79/106/12
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