1009
General Information
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Registration number1009
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Date constructed1500s
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Century constructed1501-1600
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Evidence proof dateflight holes are evidence of use for bees
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Evidence proof useflight holes are evidence of use for bees
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Listed building gradeB(HS)
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Condition4
Address
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AddressByres Tower, Byres Farm
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Village or townN/A
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CountyLothian, East
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Traditional County (pre 1974)East Lothian
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RegionScotland
Premises
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AccessiblePrivate
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Location on PremisesGarden/orchard
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Direction facedSE
Structure Information
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StructureH: Bee house
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External recessesN/A
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Internal recesses8
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CompartmentsN/A
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Flight holes8
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Front shapeRectangle?
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Back shapeUnknown
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Recess size20-23x21-25x28
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House building shaperectangular
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External structure17x>20ft
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Distance apartN/A
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Rows2
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ShelvesN/A
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Height bases shelvesc.20
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Wall materialStone
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Base shelf materialN/A
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Lintel materialN/A
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Roof materialN/A
Photography Information
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Date of photograph2005
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Pictures availableG: Digital only
Notes
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building, now roofless, was defensive farmhouse(?); inside, 4+4 recesses; openings at back each covered by upright stone slab with flight hole at bottom; 2005: one converted to window and 6 filled in; projecting stones below flight holes + above top row