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Architecture Notes
Event ID 805677
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Architecture Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/805677
NO86NW 12 80621 69077
See also Brotherton Estate KCD/19
ARCHITECTS: Walker & Duncan (additions), 1899.
NMRS REFERENCE:
PLANS - F.A.M. MacDonald collection
Walker & Duncan 1899 - 1 sheet plans & section showing additions.
A water-powered grain mill dating from the 18th century, with later alterations, restored and preserved by Kincardine & Deeside District Council, and maintained latterly as a tourist attraction by Aberdeenshire Council. It comprises a collection of associated rubble-built buildings with slate roofs, at the heart of which is the mill itself, and its mill pond. The mill is a two-storeyed building built on an 'L' plan, with its overshot water wheel situated on its E side driving the grain milling machinery within.
Information from RCAHMS
(MKO) 2002
