Farina Mill, Gellyburn
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Farina Mill, Gellyburn
Image: © Paul McLennan Taken: 12 Feb 2023
All that remains of the Farina Mill, and Gellyburn's industrial heritage, is this wall and several sections of the sluices. The mill was built in 1858 to process potatoes (an abundant local crop) into flour, which was then exported via the goods yard at Murthly Station 2km distant.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.536863
Longitude
-3.473971