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Tiree, 11 Ruaig, Croft House

Blackhouse (19th Century) - (20th Century), Croft(S) (Period Unassigned), Farmstead (19th Century) - (20th Century), Thatched Cottage (19th Century) - (20th Century)

Site Name Tiree, 11 Ruaig, Croft House

Classification Blackhouse (19th Century) - (20th Century), Croft(S) (Period Unassigned), Farmstead (19th Century) - (20th Century), Thatched Cottage (19th Century) - (20th Century)

Canmore ID 21493

Site Number NM04NE 17

NGR NM 0697 4784

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/21493

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General oblique aerial view of Ruaig, Tiree, looking to the E.
General oblique aerial view of Ruaig, Tiree, looking to the E.Oblique aerial view of Ruaig with Salum Bay beyond, looking to the NNW.Tiree, 11 Ruaig, Croft House, NM04NE 17, Ordnance Survey index card, page number 2, VersoTiree, Ruaig, Croft House.
General view from West.Tiree, 11 Ruaig, Croft House, NM04NE 17, Ordnance Survey index card, RectoTiree, Ruaig, Croft House, interior.
Detail of ridge construction.Tiree, 11 Ruaig, Croft House, NM04NE 17, Ordnance Survey index card, RectoTiree, 11 Ruaig, Croft House, NM04NE 17, Ordnance Survey index card, page number 1, RectoTiree, Ruaig, Croft House.
General view from South-West.Tiree, Ruaig, Croft House, interior.
View of roof structure from South

Administrative Areas

  • Council Argyll And Bute
  • Parish Tiree
  • Former Region Strathclyde
  • Former District Argyll And Bute
  • Former County Argyll

Activities

Field Visit (August 1973)

NM04NE 17 0697 4784.

Croft-houses and Steading. These hip-roofed buildings are evidently associated with a croft of about 4.6ha (11.4 acres). They are grouped in a linear plan measuring some 36m in length over all, and the thatched dwelling-house, which is now derelict and semi-ruinous, occupies the central portion of the range. The remains of a small byre and a barn stand at the NW end of the range, whilst at the SE end there is a small thatched store and a felt-roofed cart-shed. Although probably dating from a period in the early 19th century when the crofting divisions at Ruaig were first formed, the croft-house is of interest as an example of the later chimneyed version of the thick-walled Hebridean house.

RCAHMS 1980, visited August 1973

[see RCAHMS 1980, No. 372 for further details]

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