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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 764058
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/764058
NJ92SW 114.00 9072 2337
NJ92SW 114.01 NJ 9072 2346 Tillycorthie Lodge
NJ92SW 114.02 NJ 9056 2314 North Lodge
NJ92SW 114.03 NJ 9066 2335 stables
NJ92SW 114.04 NJ 9068 2332 coach house
NJ92SW 114.05 NJ 9060 2332 Lakeside House
NJ92SW 114.06 NJ 9090 2300 Tillycorthie Farm
NJ92SW 114.07 NJ 9061 2327 fountain
NJ92SW 114.08 NJ 9064 2325 Boat House
NJ92SW 114.09 NJ 9059 2338 airshaft
NJ92SW 114.10 NJ 9085 2337 chimney
NJ92SW 114.11 NJ 90575 23131 East Lodge
For 'Tillycorthie Castle' (NJ c. 90 23), see NJ92SW 15.
Tillycorthie, built for James Rollo Duncan by the architect John Campbell of Aberdeen, on wealth generated by Bolivian tin and silver mines, was one of the first country houses in Britain to be constructed entirely from steel reinforced concrete. In recent times the house has been split into a number of separate private residences.
Visited by RCAHMS (ATW, JRS), 29 January 1997.
D Toulmin 1986.
