Founder's House, Charleston

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Founder's House, Charleston

Image: © Richard Dorrell Taken: 9 Sep 2013

The solid-looking sandstone house stands in the centre of a mixed row of dwellings facing the Beauly Firth. An inscription above the central entrance doorway states: 'Erected by Kenneth Stewart (founder of this village) in 1812 & rebuilt 1852'.

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