Archaeology Notes
Event ID 844169
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/844169
NS84SE 58.00 centred 88025 42614
NS84SE 58.01 NS 87950 42556 Mill Number One
NS84SE 58.02 NS 87982 42532 Mill Number Two
NS84SE 58.03 NS 88009 42516 Mill Number Three (with Turbine House) [See also NS84SE 58.34]
NS84SE 58.04 NS 88068 42475 Mill Number Four
NS84SE 58.05 NS 88104 42432 The School
NS84SE 58.06 NS 88077 42504 The Institute
NS84SE 58.07 NS 88025 42594 3 Rosedale Street, Robert Owen's House
NS84SE 58.08 NS 87992 42611 5-7 Rosedale Street, David Dale's House [See also NS84SE 58.35 and NS84SE 58.36 ]
NS84SE 58.09 NS 88014 42650 New Lanark Church
NS84SE 58.10 NS 88069 42556 Mill Offices [New Lanark Conservation Trust]
NS84SE 58.11 NS 88432 42803 1 New Lanark Road, South Entrance Lodge
NS84SE 58.12 NS 88093 42562 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.13 NS 87887 42713 1 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.14 NS 88130 42492 1-2 and 5 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.15 NS 88158 42445 9-10 and 13 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.16 NS 87962 42626 Rosedale Street, 1-2 Double Row
NS84SE 58.17 NS 87911 42650 Rosedale Street, 9-10 Double Row
NS84SE 58.18 NS 87903 42656 Rosedale Street, 11-12 Double Row (Tenement Stair; Tenement Stair Museum)
NS84SE 58.19 NS 87935 42661 Rosedale Street, 1 Long Row
NS84SE 58.20 NS 87965 42656 1-3 Mantilla Row
NS84SE 58.21 NS 88104 42552 New Lanark Road, Nursery Buildings
NS84SE 58.22 NS 88096 42347 Dyeworks [Visitor Centre]
NS84SE 58.23 NS 88115 42353 Engineer's shop
NS84SE 58.24 NS 88090 42287 Retort House [See also NS84SE 58.84]
NS84SE 58.25 NS 88043 42585 Telephone Call Box [K6 type]
NS84SE 58.26 NS 879 426 Water Row
NS84SE 58.27 NS 87914 42662 Rosedale Street, General
NS84SE 58.28 NS 88 42 Ponclair Burn, Inlet for Water
NS84SE 58.29 NS 88088 42888 Gasworks [See also NS84SE 58.24 and NS58SE 58.84]
NS84SE 58.30 NS 88128 42523 229-231 New Lanark Road, Lanark Co-op Provident
NS84SE 58.31 NS 88137 42511 New Lanark Road, Post Office
NS84SE 58.32 NS 87938 42530 Water Houses
NS84SE 58.33 NS 88116 42077 Weir [River Clyde]
NS84SE 58.34 NS 88064 42516 Mill Number Three, Steam Engine House [See also NS84SE 58.03]
NS84SE 58.35 NS 88002 42606 5-7 Rosedale Street, David Dale's House, East Wing [See also NS84SE 58.08]
NS84SE 58.36 NS 87986 42614 5-7 Rosedale Street, David Dale's House, West Wing [See also NS84SE 58.08]
NS84SE 58.37 NS 87878 42720 New Lanark Road, 2 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.38 NS 87874 42725 New Lanark Road, 3 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.39 NS 87866 42732 New Lanark Road, 4 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.40 NS 87859 42734 New Lanark Road, 5 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.41 NS 87850 42745 New Lanark Road, 6 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.42 NS 87842 42752 New Lanark Road, 7 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.43 NS 87833 42759 New Lanark Road, 8 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.44 NS 87825 42765 New Lanark Road, 9 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.45 NS 87810 42774 New Lanark Road, 10 Braxfield Row
NS84SE 58.46 NS 88141 42483 3 and 6-7 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.47 NS 88148 42469 8 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.48 NS 88127 42502 4 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.49 NS 88123 42507 Caithness Row, Counting House
NS84SE 58.50 NS 88164 42434 11 and 14-15 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.51 NS 88157 42448 12 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.52 NS 88170 42423 16 Caithness Row
NS84SE 58.53 NS 87952 42631 Rosedale Street, 3-4 Double Row [Youth Hostel]
NS84SE 58.54 NS 87940 42636 Rosedale Street, 5-6 Double Row [Youth Hostel]
NS84SE 58.55 NS 87929 42641 Rosedale Street, 7-8 Double Row [Youth Hostel]
NS84SE 58.56 NS 87893 42661 Rosedale Street, 13-14 Double Row
NS84SE 58.57 NS 87882 42666 Rosedale Street, 15-16 Double Row
NS84SE 58.58 NS 87872 42671 Rosedale Street, 17-18 Double Row
NS84SE 58.59 NS 87862 42675 Rosedale Street, 19-20 Double Row
NS84SE 58.60 NS 87851 42681 Rosedale Street, 21-22 Double Row
NS84SE 58.61 NS 87841 42685 Rosedale Street, 23-24 Double Row
NS84SE 58.62 NS 87820 42718 Rosedale Street, 14 Long Row
NS84SE 58.63 NS 87927 42667 Rosedale Street, 2 Long Row
NS84SE 58.64 NS 87921 42671 Rosedale Street, 3 Long Row
NS84SE 58.65 NS 87913 42675 Rosedale Street, 4 Long Row
NS84SE 58.66 NS 87901 42681 Rosedale Street, 5 Long Row
NS84SE 58.67 NS 87892 42685 Rosedale Street, 6 Long Row
NS84SE 58.68 NS 87884 42689 Rosedale Street, 7 Long Row
NS84SE 58.69 NS 87869 42694 Rosedale Street, 8 Long Row
NS84SE 58.70 NS 87863 42699 Rosedale Street, 9 Long Row
NS84SE 58.71 NS 87854 42704 Rosedale Street, 10 Long Row
NS84SE 58.72 NS 87846 42708 Rosedale Street, 11 Long Row
NS84SE 58.73 NS 87837 42712 Rosedale Street, 12 Long Row
NS84SE 58.74 NS 87827 42717 Rosedale Street, 13 Long Row
NS84SE 58.75 NS 88086 42569 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.76 NS 88079 42575 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.77 NS 88072 42582 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.78 NS 88062 42591 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.79 NS 88053 42600 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.80 NS 88047 42603 New Lanark Road, New Buildings
NS84SE 58.81 NS 88105 42545 New Lanark Road, Nursery Buildings
NS84SE 58.82 NS 88117 42538 New Lanark Road, Nursery Buildings
NS84SE 58.83 NS 88422 42815 2 New Lanark Road, North Entrance Lodge
NS84SE 58.84 NS 88090 42282 Retort House, Chimney [See also NS84SE 58.24]
See also:
NS84SE 109 NS 8800 4262 New Lanark, Ice House
NS84SE 110 NS 8802 4265 169, 189-203 New Lanark Road
NS84SE 111 NS 87581 43154 New Lanark Road, Braxfield House
NS84SE 124 NS 88121 42324 Lade Overflow
NS84SE 125 NS 88108 42469 Lade
NS84SE 241 NS 88064 42276 Dundaff Linn
(Location cited as NS 880 426). New Lanark, founded 1784 by David Dale and Richard Arkwright. Important group of houses, mills and community buildings. No. 1 mill (1787) cut down to three storeys from five is rubble-built with a projecting staircase block with paired Palladain windows. No. 2 is five storeys high, extended in brick c. 1905, and No. 3 is five storeys high, externally as built c. 1826. The houses are mainly 3- and 4-storey, all with a 'sunk floor' owing to the steeply-sloping site. There are two community buildings: the Institute for the Formation of Character (1816) and the School (1817), both 2-storey and basement and both with central pediments. Other buildings of interest are the 3-storey store, the 4-storey Nursery Buildings, and the 3-storey mechanics' shop. Perhaps the most striking is, however, the 4-storey New Buildings (c. 1799) with its bellcote. Some of the housing, Nursery Buildings, and the store have been renovated and plans are in hand for more renovation.
J R Hume 1976.
