The Newport, Wormit & Forgan Archive

Location : Bathing Shelter,  Tay Street

= Property demolished or site redeveloped

Notes:      demolished

Introduction

There were 3 sheds on the shore by the Big Rock (official name: Sea Craig). The largest, a boat house, was furthest north, right beside the Big Rock, shown on 1895 and 1914 Ordnance Survey maps. The southernmost shed was 67 metres south of the boat shed, was smaller and had a slip, but this was a bathing shelter. This is shown only on the 1914 map. In between was the smallest shelter, right on the beach, no slipway, used as a bathing shelter. This is shown on the 1914 map close to the large boat house, but on the 1895 map it is shown midway between the two locations with slipways.

Location and Old Maps

Latitude, longitude:      56.441384,-2.941127

View location on the 1855 6-inch map, the 1895 25-inch map, the 1914 25-inch map, the 1966-73 25-inch map, or a 1944-50 aerial photograph at the National Library of Scotland website.

Nearby properties (demolished in red):   12 Tay Street   14 Tay Street   18 Tay Street   20 Tay Street   22 Tay Street   24 Tay Street   28 Tay Street   drinking fountain, Tay Street   (old cottage [1], Tay Street)   (old cottage [2], Tay Street)   (old cottage [3], Tay Street)   (old byre [4], Tay Street)   (old cottage [5], Tay Street)   (old byre [5a], Tay Street)   (old cottage [6], Tay Street)  

Information and Photographs on Other Sites (open in a new window)

1909-10 Finance Act - Valuation Office: Field Surveys

Reference no.      414

Old Addresses (any dates are approximate and are usually the latest occurence of the address)

House Names (any dates are approximate and are usually the latest occurence of the name)

Directory entries (before 1975)      There are 44 entries

Census records

Valuation Roll entries      There are 14 entries

Early Sasines:

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