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Latitude: 56.0079 / 56°0'28"N
Longitude: -3.6325 / 3°37'57"W
OS Eastings: 298303
OS Northings: 680637
OS Grid: NS983806
Mapcode National: GBR 1Q.TKX0
Mapcode Global: WH5R2.58H4
Plus Code: 9C8R2958+4X
Entry Name: Kinneil Museum Including Boundary Wall, 5 Duchess Anne Cottages, Kinneil
Listing Name: Kinneil, 5 Duchess Anne Cottages, Kinneil Museum Including Boundary Wall
Listing Date: 22 February 1971
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 398564
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB50490
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: Kinneil, 5 Duchess Anne Cottages, Kinneil Museum Including Boundary Wall
ID on this website: 200398564
Location: Bo'Ness
County: Falkirk
Town: Bo'Ness
Electoral Ward: Bo'ness and Blackness
Traditional County: West Lothian
Tagged with: Cottage
Earlier to mid 18th century single storey and attic stable range with hayloft, now converted to museum with later rear addition. Sandstone rubble. Crowstepped gables, pedimented dormers.
E (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: ground floor openings now infilled with timber with glazed upper halfs. Opening to left, bipartite rectangular opening to right with stone mullion and entrance door. To far right, further opening. At attic, two pedimented dormers to left and pedimented opening to right breaking eaves.
W ELEVATION: blind with harled crowstepped late 20th century off-centre single-storey projecting gable wing.
Timber sash and case windows with horns, predominantly 12-pane. Modern pantiles.
INTERIOR: comprehensively modernised to form museum.
BOUNDARY WALL: section of rubble wall to N.
Category changed from C(S) to B, 23 March 2006.
Part of an A-group with Kinneil House, 2 and 4, 6-8 Duchess Anne Cottages, Kinneil House bridge and Kinneil House walled garden.
An important and intergral part of the Kinneil Estate, this former stable and hayloft is situated a short distance to the E from Kinneil House itself. The Duchess Anne Cottages form a particularly picturesque group and are excellent examples of Scottish vernacular architecture.
Kinneil Museum lies within the amenity zone for the Antonine Wall recommended in D N Skinner The Countryside of the Antonine Wall (1973), and which will form the basis of the buffer zone, yet to be defined, for the proposed Antonine Wall World Heritage Site.
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