Kilmaurs - Views of Kilmaurs 2006 - 2008

2008

• The Mercat cross at the 'jougs.'

• The '1830' date on the Mercat cross.

• The 'jougs.'

• The old parish council building.

• Pollarded trees on a driveway in Fenwick Road.

• Glencairn Church in Fenwick Road, built in 1864.

• The birthplace of Lord Boyd Orr - Holland Green, Fenwick Road.

• The Knock on the Cunninghamhead road, locally referred to as 'Bowie's Munt.'

• Laigh Langmuir Farm on the Cunninghamhead road.

• Kilmaurs Mains Farm on the Cunninghamhead road.

• Viewfield farm on the road to Stewarton, looking across the site of the old Toll house.

• The 'Walk in the Light' stone from the old Townend Manse.

• Gravestone of John Gemmell. He was a surgeon to the American Royal Reformers, fighting with the regular army in the American War of Independence.

• A view of the old 1830's firestation in the 'Jougs'. The doors to the right of the stone pillars.

• Kilmaurs Place from the park.

• The Old Brig over the Carmel Water in the park.

• The Millhill Crest on the plinth at Catherine Place.

• A view of the old 1830's firestation in the 'Jougs.'

• A granite milestone giving the direction and distance to Crosshouse.

• Kilmaurs place facing the park.

• Jock's Thorn Farm from the Kilmarnock facing side in the vicinity of the 'Old Castle.'

• The Mill Vennel looking southwards towards St.Maurs-Glencairn kirk.

• The Mill Vennel looking northwards towards the Carmel Brig.

• The sundial and Cunningham (Glencairn)coat of arms on the gable of the Glencairn Aisle.

• The Glencairn Aisle.

• Saint Maurs church prior to 1888, showing the Glencairn Aisle.

• The Carmel Water near Millholm. An old bridge abutment is just visible opposite. This is known locally as Puddin' Pauls.

• The entrance to the Lady's Well.

• Inside the Lady's Well covering with the 'niche' at the back and the broken sandstone covering slab.

• Kilmaurs station road approach.

• Kilmaurs railway station looking towards Kilmarnock.

• Kilmaurs railway station looking towards Stewarton.