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Architecture Notes

Event ID 840659

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Architecture Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/840659

DESCRIPTION:

Early 19th century hay/threshing barn, long sides east/west; wide louvred

bays flank centre threshing/winnowing bay (now also louvred); similar gable

end louvred voids. White-washed rubble; round corners; remains of 2 cruck

stumps embedded in internal walls; piended corrugated iron roof. Measures

65' x 19'6" on plan.

REFERENCES:

NEW STATISTICAL ACCOUNT, xiv (1836) p.135

NOTES:

Original thatched roof would have been carried by between 4 and 8 pairs of

scarfed crucks. One of a series of similar barns found in Lochalsh and

Kintail. In 1836 Eilanreach was an extensive sheep farm "finely situated near

the sea".

Information from Historic Scotland.

Listed 1971. Category B.

De-listed September 2011.

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