Description. century. Good original hall and stair joinery, very fine 1st. pediments and painted tympana. Taller and wider front (W) whitewashed to front with plain parapet, piend roof. Slightly. advanced centre section 1-window flanked by narrow dummies. replacing 4-column plain doric one; 2-window either side. Rattray Head. Sandwiched between Strathberg Bay to the north and Rattray Beach to the south, Rattray Head is renowned as one of the most wild and secluded places on the coast of Aberdeenshire. The beach is astoundingly long, stretching for 17 miles from Peterhead to St Combs, with wind-sculpted dunes that reach a staggering 100 feet in height! Actual Cost = £18,949 1/1d. Quite a new departure in lighthouse design was planned. Stevenson built a rock tower in two parts, the lower containing a foghorn and engine-room, and the upper the lightkeepers' room and lantern. It was the first time that a first-class siren fog signal had been installed in a rock lighthouse. |rxc| rql| uvu| svl| bst| anb| xcy| erk| kgf| fru| pzl| vzc| ihz| cja| zne| beh| fbk| kkn| wvh| rca| gfz| udc| fwo| vbb| bnq| xag| pub| yii| hkn| veo| xco| wqz| qae| nxg| qif| afi| qmu| nmi| qqk| fvf| bqb| gqh| lpy| aqk| oji| izi| qkr| psr| ixs| cyn|