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Musselburgh, Goshen Farm Steading
Farmstead (18th Century)
Site Name Musselburgh, Goshen Farm Steading
Classification Farmstead (18th Century)
Canmore ID 273397
Site Number NT37SE 269
NGR NT 3680 7310
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/273397
- Council East Lothian
- Parish Prestonpans
- Former Region Lothian
- Former District East Lothian
- Former County East Lothian
NT37SE 269 366 729
Historic building recording was carried out in March 2004 at the Goshen farm steading, 2km W of Prestonpans. The farm lies next to and is associated with Drummore House and estate. The steading comprised 15 buildings dating from the second half of the 18th to the mid-20th century.
The survey established that the early phases of the steading comprised four farm buildings forming a courtyard to the N with a fifth building to the S. This layout was later extended by the formation of a second courtyard to the S, probably during the first half of the 19th century.
Report to be lodged with East Lothian SMR and the NMRS.
Sponsor: Bankton Developments.
M Dalland 2004
Standing Building Recording (March 2004)
Historic building recording was carried out in March 2004 at the Goshen farm steading, 2km W of Prestonpans. The farm lies next to and is associated with Drummore House and estate. The steading comprised 15 buildings dating from the second half of the 18th to the mid-20th century.
The survey established that the early phases of the steading comprised four farm buildings forming a courtyard to the N with a fifth building to the S. This layout was later extended by the formation of a second courtyard to the S, probably during the first half of the 19th century.
Report to be lodged with East Lothian SMR and the NMRS.
Sponsor: Bankton Developments.
M Dalland 2004
