Monument record MHG5733 - Creachan Lodge, Raasay

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Location

Grid reference Centred NG 5519 3790 (20m by 20m) (Buffered by site type)
Map sheet NG53NE
Geographical Area SKYE AND LOCHALSH
Old County INVERNESS-SHIRE
Civil Parish PORTREE

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NG53NE 11 552 379

In Boswell's Private Journal of the Hebridean Tour, ed Pottle, C H and Bennett, F A (1963), he refers to a line of 'dry stone buildings' running across Raasay. Perhaps this is to be associated with the parallel lines of stones prominently visible at a point 100m W of Creachan Lodge, crossing the road and the stream c.200m N of the Lodge and visible for some distance up the hillside. The line is not continuous, but the two lines are distinctly separate, of contiguous natural boulders for several stretches; they do not suggest a collapsed wall.
Information contained in Letter from Mr R Sharpe, Trinity College, Cambridge to Ordnance Survey, 15 February 1976.

NG 547 383 and NG 552 402 The survey of Oskaig and Holoman was carried out by ACFA in April 1995 as part of a continuing survey of the Island of Raasay. The survey team were: I Hughson, A Johnstone, A Macdonald, W Duggan, G Hearns, D McKay, J Waterton, J Macdonald and J S Wood.
NG 5523 3788 Two parallel lines of stones.
J Macdonald and J S Wood 1995.

Sources/Archives (2)

  • --- Text/Publication/Article: Macdonald and Wood, J and J S. 1995. 'Oskaig and Holoman Isle of Raasay (Portree parish), settlement survey', Discovery and Excavation in Scotland 1995, p.45. Discovery and Excavation in Scotland. 45. 46.
  • --- Text/Publication/Volume: Pottle and Bennett, F A and C H. 1963. Boswell's Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, 1773. 144.

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Record last edited

Jan 28 2008 12:00AM

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