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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 712260

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/712260

NO64SW 147.01 centred 64376 40575

Formerly entered as NO64SW 148 and NO64SW 28.13 at cited location NO 643 406.

Patent Slip [NAT] (at NO 64355 40548)

OS (GIS) AIB, April 2006.

This site consists of a slipway, carriage, haulage engine and engine house. The slipway is 1:16 gradient with a capacity of 250 tons and is about 130m in length. The date of the slipway is unknown. The winch was steam powered until the late 1950s, when it was replaced by electric power.

The slipway haulage engine house is a one-storey building of rubble construction, with handmade brick infill on E frontage (to allow for easy removal/repair of boiler) with a slate and concrete ridge tile roof with 'A' framed couples. An upright boiler sits within the boiler house which serves the steam box of the boatyard (NO64SW 147).

Visited by RCAHMS (GJD) 20 May 1992

NMRS MS/744/210/40 for details.

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