Scottish Highlands - Historic Properties
- Map of Historic Buildings in Highlands and Islands
- Map of ALL Historic Buildings in Scotland
- Map of all attractions in Highlands and Islands
Tormiston Mill is a late 19th-century water mill, a good example of a type common in Scotland at that time. Tormiston was probably built in the 1880s. The waterwheel and most of the mill machinery have been preserved.
Stenness, Orkney, Highlands and Islands, Scotland, KW16 3HH
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Nearest Self Catering Cottages
In 1732 General George Wade built a bridge across the River Fechlin, on the south shore of Loch Ness, to carry military traffic between Inverness and what is now Fort Augustus. The 'Wade Bridge' is an excellent example of a single-span humpbacked bridge. It carried traffic for almost exactly 200 years.
B862, Whitebridge, Highlands and Islands, Scotland
Attraction Type: Historic Property - Landmark
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Heritage Highlight: A very good example of an 18th-century single-arch Wade Bridge
Nearest Self Catering Cottages
A spectacular series of flagstone steps descend a sheer cliff to a small harbour. Are there 360 steps? 330? No one seems sure. Even when they were built is a mystery, but it seems likely they were created in the early 18th century by a local captain.
A99, Whaligoe, Highlands and Islands, Scotland, KW2 6AA
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