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Cullisse, "chapel Park"

Chapel (Medieval) - (Post Medieval)(Possible)

Site Name Cullisse, "chapel Park"

Classification Chapel (Medieval) - (Post Medieval)(Possible)

Alternative Name(s) Culiss

Canmore ID 15268

Site Number NH87NW 3

NGR NH 828 752

NGR Description NH c.828 725

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council Highland
  • Parish Nigg (Ross And Cromarty)
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Ross And Cromarty
  • Former County Ross And Cromarty

Archaeology Notes

NH87NW 3 828 752.

Slight remains of a chapel were visible within a small enclosure called "Chapel Park" at Culiss, during the 18th century.

Orig Parch Scot 1855.

No trace. The name "Chapel Park" is not known locally.

Visited by OS (I S S) 29 August 1972.

A large range of buildings on the N side of the property including a smith and water supply approaching from the SE and leaving to the N. A house is in the centre of almost circular grounds of gardens and woodland. A walled garden to the SW side and a circular summer house on the SE edge. (Information from HSMR)

A smithy is marked on the farm of Culisse on the 2nd edition map of 1907

Activities

Field Visit (September 1977)

Cullisse, Chapel NH c.828 752 NH87NW 3

The remains of a chapel were recorded in 'Chapel Park' in the 18th century.

RCAHMS 1979, visited September 1977

(OPS 1851-5, ii, 454)

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