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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 659972

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/659972

NH18NE 4 18123 85974.

In 1746 Inverlael, a farm, was used as barracks by the Hanoverian soldiers.

A C M Mitford 1936

The farm, used as a barracks in 1746, is now the Inverlael P.O., situated at NH 1813 8603. The buildings were built in 1690, and are in an excellent state of preservation. The tradition of its use as a barracks is well-known locally.(Dr S M Whitteridge, Inverlael Lodge, Loch Broom)

Visited by OS (R B) 10 October 1964

Information supplied to RCAHMS by Mr John Mackenzie notes that 'the farm building was originally built as factory for spinning either cotton or flax. There was an inn on the site long before this'

Information supplied by e-mail from Mr John Mackenzie, 18 April 2002

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