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Camptoun Steading With Cartshed And Granary

Farmstead (Mid 19th Century)

Site Name Camptoun Steading With Cartshed And Granary

Classification Farmstead (Mid 19th Century)

Canmore ID 234189

Site Number NT57NW 154

NGR NT 50073 77808

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council East Lothian
  • Parish Haddington
  • Former Region Lothian
  • Former District East Lothian
  • Former County East Lothian

Archaeology Notes

NT57NW 154

NT 5005 7775 Camptoun Steading was recorded during July 2007 prior to residential development in accordance with

a condition to planning consent. As it survives, the steading is largely of mid 19th-century date, with most of the buildings

probably constructed around 1857, as suggested by the date stone set in the granary wall. However, parts of the SW range derive from an earlier layout which is depicted on the OS map of 1854. The earlier components include a barn or byre, and a structure which may have been related to threshing activities, although no trace of a windmill suggested by cartographic sources is evident. It is considered likely that these remains derive from the late 18th or earlier 19th centuries.

Archive to be deposited with RCAHMS. Report to be deposited with East Lothian Council SMR and RCAHMS.

Funder: Hartfield Homes.

Richard Heawood, 2007.

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Standing Building Recording (July 2007)

NT 5005 7775 Camptoun Steading was recorded during July 2007 prior to residential development in accordance with a condition to planning consent. As it survives, the steading is largely of mid 19th-century date, with most of the buildings probably constructed around 1857, as suggested by the date stone set in the granary wall. However, parts of the SW range derive from an earlier layout which is depicted on the OS map of 1854. The earlier components include a barn or byre, and a structure which may have been related to threshing activities, although no trace of a windmill suggested by cartographic sources is evident. It is considered likely that these remains derive from the late 18th or earlier 19th centuries.

Archive to be deposited with RCAHMS. Report to be deposited with East Lothian Council SMR and RCAHMS.

Funder: Hartfield Homes.

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