Archaeology Notes
Event ID 709610
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
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NT07NE 13.01 0875 7900 Formal Garden
NT07NE 13.02 0944 7881 Garden (possible)
NT07NE 13.03 08219 79004 Mausoleum
NT07NE 13.04 08934 78843 Squash Court
NT07NE 13.05 09024 78885 Workshop
NT07NE 13.06 09743 79051 Society House
NT07NE 13.07 09798 79047 Easter Society
NT07NE 13.08 08411 79201 Summer House I
NT07NE 13.09 08684 78682 Summer House II
NT07NE 13.10 0873 7838 Fish Pond (site of)
NT07NE 13.11 0854 7821 Fish Pond; Curling Pond
NT07NE 13.12 0907 7912 Ice House
NT07NE 16.00 07404 78589 Midhope Bridge
NT07NE 16.01 0740 7858 Cross-slabs
NT07NE 28 07990 79299 Nethermill Bridge
NT07NE 29 09434 78539 Obelisk Cottage
NT07NE 33 0880 7743 Hopetoun Estate Cottage
NT07NE 36 09016 78851 Steading
NT07NE 38 07802 78763 West gate-lodge and gates
NT17NW 193 10033 78887 East Lodge and gates
NT17NW 236 10045 78624 East Lodge (Butlaw Lodge)
(NT 08856 79016) Hopetoun House, the seat of the Marquis of Linlithgow, was commenced in 1699 and completed by 1703. This work (shown in red on plan) survives in the W facade and in the small rooms of the centre block of the house. In 1721 William Adam was engaged to enlarge the house. Much of the earlier building was removed, the centre block was widened, and the colonnades and pavillions were added.
E I Musgrave and B Skinner, undated; RCAHMS 1929, visited 1926
Hopetoun House is as described and planned.
Visited by OS (DWR) 28 March 1974
Fully described.
C McWilliam 1978
Photographed by the RCAHMS in 1980.
(Undated) information in NMRS.
Inventory of gardens and designed landscapes in Scotland Vol 5 112-120.
Site recorded by GUARD during the Coastal Assessment Survey for Historic Scotland, 'The Firth of Forth from Dunbar to the Coast of Fife' 19th February 1996.
