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Country code |
GB |
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Repository code |
234 |
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Repository |
National Records of Scotland |
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Reference |
RHP1557 |
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Title |
Plan of the estate of Tamrawer in part of the lands of Banton with iron-stone workings, Stirlingshire |
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Dates |
May 1805 |
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Access status |
Open |
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Access conditions |
This record has been digitally imaged and will not be produced for readers. The digital images may be seen in the NRS Search Rooms on the 'Virtual Volumes' system. |
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Location |
On site (Sighthill) |
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Description |
'Plan of the estate of Tomrawer, the property of Carron Company and of that part of the lands of Banton where the Iron Stone workings are. Lying in the Parish of Kilfyth and County of Stirling [sic]'. By John Lauder.
[1:1800] 1 in = 2 [Scottish] chains. 1445 x 935 mm. Ink and colour wash. Linen backing.
Mining plan coloured to show underground (stoop and room) workings. Old and New Engine Pits, levels, engines, colliers' houses, coal faces and pits noted. Auchinmulie, Glenhead, Boon the Mire, Old Hall and Tramsawer farm steadings, field-names. Sickle (water) Mill and 'William Graham's cairn, who was killed here at the Battle of Kilsyth' noted. Names of adjacent lands. |
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Level |
File |
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Extent |
1 plan, folded |
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Related material |
GD247 |
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Archival history |
Records of Brodies, WS (incorporating John C Brodie and Sons, WS) (GD247) |
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| PL903 | Kilsyth, Stirlingshire, Scotland |
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