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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Galloway Documents Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CG_NG_D Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE. Kenmure Castle Estate For Sale by Private Treaty Messrs. JOHN D. WOOD & CO., 6, Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, W.1 -——7T! In the County of - SCOTLAND KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE. locking Loch Ken. { the Ken and Dee and over! Dumiries 24 miles In and around the beautiful valleys o! Castle Douglas 1! miles. Newton Stewart 12 miles. Galloway Station (London, Midland and Scottish Rly) 4 miles AS A WHOLE, FREEHOLD, Particulars and Plans of the FINE SPORTING DOMAIN THE Fenmure Castle (state GALLOWAY extending to about 14,700 Acres comprising “KENMURE CASTE: 7 d Mixed Farms Grouse Moors. Superior Golf Course and 21 Sheep Grazing an ing Lochs. smmodation Lands. [Fishing for some 9 mi For Sale by Private Treaty. ieaims wicket Further particulars of— citors, 19, Ainslie Place, Edinburgh. Messrs. BLAIR & CADELL, Soli WILLIAM CORRIE, Esq. Clydesdale DAVID MITCHELL, Esq. Waterside, Auctioneers : JOHN D. WOOD & Co., 1T STREET, LONDON, W.1. Beek Galloway cre Dalry, Galloway } fotat Castors Messrs. 6, MOUN ~ Ward & Foxlow, Hareourt Sireat; Marylebone, W.1 Memoranda regarding Kenmure Castle 1358, when HE. first appearance of the Gordons in Galloway was in Robert Il. granted them the New Forest of Glenken. In 1403. Alexander da of Kenmure. and in 1439, the family Gordon was infeft ia the Inn shire, and Lochinvar in Galloway were in possession of Stitchell in Roxburg! ave been built by the Baliols, and The Castle of Kenmure is reputed to by 1 birth-place been stated that Kenmure was the was one of their seats. It h of John Baliol. Kenmure Castle hos had many vicissitudes ‘Aher the Battle of Lang: ide it npparerlly: burmed and, besten (00! We Ground by Regent Moray, in fo awa davetion’ to Queen” Mery (1568). Again, in 1650, taken by Cromwell's troops and “in pant” destroyed and dismantled. In 1662, the then Lord Kenmure was ordered by the Government: * void ere put in, In 1716, the house,” and a arrison of Government troops ‘William, sisth Viscount Kenmure, was beheaded on Tower Hill for his part in the rebellion in 1715, and the title and estates were forfeited to the Crown. The Castle was again used as a garrison, and sullered severely. SOUTH-WEST SCOTLAND in the beautiful COUNTY OF KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE IN THE FAVOURITE LOWLAND DISTRICT ordering upon the Picturesque between Castle Douglas and Newton Stewart, in and b Galloway Station Valleys of the Ken and Dee, 24 miles from Dumfries with 4 miles distant. “KENMURE CASTLE” The Fine Residential and Sporting Domain of some 14,700 Acres Situated in the Parishes of Kelle and Balmaclellan, in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbrightshire, affording Salmon and Trout Fishing for some 9 miles in the Rivers Ken and Dee, and Pike Fishing in Three Lochs There are 21 Sheep Grazing and Mixed Farms Golf Course, Small Holdings, Good Houses and Numerous Cottages 4 ‘The property itself wan so heavily burdened thet the Government Auth didi not appear to hick ¥ worth, while lo) have. carmen: the forfeiture, and a daughter-in-law of the Lord Kenmure who had suffered on the Tower Hill made strenuous endeavours to redeem the property from its burden of debt, and was euccsssful to a very considerable extent Family traditions record, how, in 1653, Queen Mary spent two days # Kenmure on her way to St. Mary's Isle, and how, during the flight from Langside, Lochinvar provided the Queen with wearing apparel—‘dee hebite et wn damoisenn” (a hood). It je a atrong local tradition that on thie occasion the Queen halted at the Castle, and if, as one authority states, alte came {rom Sanquhnr down to the west ide of the Glenkens, she would be likely to do vo. Lochinvar wae the son-in-law of Lord Herries, Mary's escort Business Room 13-f. 2-in. by II-ft. 3-in., with modern grate with marble slips and moulded mantel, cupboard, moulded comice, door leading to drive. Library 16-ft, 10-in, by 20-ft. 6-in., angle open fireplace with wood mantel and marble slips, panelled walls and beautiful floral cornice. \ Billiard Room 28-ft. 2in. by 19-ft. 7-in.. with boarded floor and open fireplace with moulded wood mantel and Georgian overmantel with crest and motto, geometric ceiling. + (These Rooms are from 10-ft. to I4-ft. in height). The Offices comprise Large Kitchen with double oven range, copper, sink (h. & ¢.), Butler's Pantry with sink, Scullery with range and copper and two sinks (h. & c.), Lamp Room, W.C., Housekeepers Room, Radiator Furnace and Furnace for baths and taps, Larder with slate shelves, Servants’ Sitting Loom, Bath Room and W.C., Small Wine Cellar, Plate Safe, Store Room, Meat Larder, Cellarage, Butler's Bed Room, Heated Linen Room, and On_the First Floor approached by the Principal and Three Secondary Staircases are 6 Principal and 3 Servants’ Bed Rooms with Two Bath Rooms. 6 On the Second and Third Floors M 18 Bed Rooms and 5 Bath Rooms ae making in all a total of 27 Bed and Dressing Rooms and 7 Bath Rooms (Three of the Bath Rooms have had the baths and fittings removed, but the plumbing is intact) THE WATER SUPPLY. The Water is from a reservoir situated on the Estate, and runs by gravitation through pipes to the house, etc., and there is another supply from springs on the Golf Course THE SANITATION. The Drainage is piped to a septic tank well removed from the house CENTRAL HEATING. There are Radiators and Hot Water Pipes in many of the rooms, heated by a separate furnace \ ELECTRIC BELLS and Bell Phones are fitted. are situated at a convenient remove from, and on a lower level than the house, built of stone around a Court Yard, approached through a gateway and comprise : Two Coach Houses to hold 3 cars, Washing Stand, Garoge with pit, Gun Room with Two Bed Rooms over, Boiler House, Oil Shed, Two Stalls, Hamess Room with range, Two W.C.'s, Stable for 7 with iron fittings, Cow Byre for 6 and Calf Pen with Lolt over, Two Boxes, Two Bed Rooms for grooms with outside staircase, Three Rooms for chaulfeur, Ice House, ete Water laid on. 7 THE STABLING & GARAGES | The Policies and Gardens The Gardens lie mainly on the southern side of the house, the sloping approach to which is largely covered with spruce and Scots fir and other trees, including some very line beech trees, On the western side there is a sheltered Lawn with Grass Terrace overlooking. Lolty beech hedges surround the outer Garden, which hos a paved walk and herbaceous borders, with Orcharding on either side. Beyond there are more -herbaceous ‘borders and Walled Kitchen Garden with central rose pergola, grass plot and old sundial, and about 60-[t. Range of Heated Glasshouses { in three divisions. Dense Woodlands and Plantations run up on the other side of i the main road, and very Charming Walks encircle the Castle on the eastern and north sides. Span Glasshouses. There is a good supply of Wall and other Fruit Trees. There are rhododendron clumps and ample shade from beech and other trees. Beyond is a secondary Garden, enclosed by beech and privet hedges on two sides. The Gardener’s and Keeper's Houses stone built and slated, contain Kitchen, Sitting Room, Three Bed Rooms and i two up and two down respectively. 4 Together with a Second Keeper’s House situated in the Park, stone built with slated gabled rool, containing Three Bed Rooms. Kitchen, Sitting Room and Gun Room, Boiler Housa, also THREE KENNELS WITH RUNS. | On the Estate are 13 Capital Cottages built of stone with slated rools in good repair. The Galloway Golf Course ia situated just S.W. of the Burgh, and extends with Town Park to some 56 Acres, having nine holes, and is considered one of the best in the South of Scotland. | The Estate as a Sporting Domain ranks as one of the best in the Lowlands of Scotland with its Grouse Moor and Rough Shooting yy allording capital sport, average bags of over 600 Grouse and 170 Partridges from \ ® the arable and low lands being obtained dunng the past 10 seasons. Ou the. Mose te the Shooting Lodge of Loch Howrexend:« Gamekeeper's Cottage. There are 170 Acres of Woodlands, well placed, affording good. cover for wild 4 Pheasants and Rablits, and the following are the game bags for the past 10 seasons. 4 ad) : The Estate has only been lightly shot since 1914. q Game Bag ‘si 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 y 5 Grouse fags ilar 715). 100) 356 177 (2 96a ieee 1 Black Game AAs) ETD CRSOOR 52-110 uthih 29 em 20 ape Oey : Pheasants 840 181 670 307 272-286 7 182 54 168 305 ‘i Partndges 78 105 150 164 228 «370 107 253 139 186 108 \ 1 Woodcock 8 19 3 26 58 uu 9 9 16 7 16 a Snipe 68 25 10 8 50 80 " 16 104 68 73 uM Wild Duck 617 746 (06 7 ao 78 10 65 56 Al 141 Plover ty ig oo 8 4 Pigeon |S 2 2 7 8 6 = } Hares . 19 27 15 4 23 34 22 35 x” 58 “4 4 Rabbits 181 7277, «(192s 181 147 854 1450-1320 923 6 6 Various st Aa Oe tes RCE CP AG ne 5 4 18 i Trapped Rabbits Sees ee ee 10 The Historical Castle of moderate size, facing mainly South, occupies a truly magnificent position on @ 3 high knoll, some 200-[t. above acu level with glorious views to the South over Loch Ken with its wooded islands, at the head of which it ‘stands in Well-timbered Policies and Parklands approached from the main road by a long Avenue Drive {ringed by towering limes, terminating in a wide sweep belore built in the Scotch baronial style, being three stories high on one side and two on another, part of which ix said to date from the XIIL Century. It is built of | stone and rough casted, with turrets, ropecourse and buttressed in places, having { slated roof and containing SMALL STONE HALL with stone stairs branching to the Entrance Hall : about 26-ft. 8-in, by 13-f. 3-in, with oak panelled wainscoting, oak beamed ceiling, lattice lights, window seat and open fireplace, with oak panelled door leading to the | Dining Room about 21-ft, 5-in. by 22-ft. Il-in, 0 bright and cheerful room with open fireplace, stone hearth, plaster panelled walls, moulded over-doors of Georgian character, | leaded lights, hot water pipes. Four steps lead to Corridor, off which is a modem pedestal W.C, Drawing Room 28-{t. 5-in, by 21-ft. 9-in., with balcony, oak floor, door leads to Verandah, open fireplace with marble curb and slips, wood mantel and overmantel, geometrical plaster ceiling, radiator 5 There Salmon and Trout Fishing for some 9 miles in the Waters of the Ken and Dee, and PIKE FISHING a Lock Howk sod The Suoen Loch wih the tight alo to Gok the sppet Pom } of Loch Ken. Boe The Agricultural Portion of the Estate is divided into { 21 Sheep Grazing and Mixed Farms | equipped with Soundly-built Houses and Premises and Numerous Smaller Holdings and Accommodation Lands. Approximate Summary Schedule of the Whole Estate. Description. a Description, heeaes Z Achie Farm 227.836 Burnfoot Farm 1613.511 1 Thorniehill Farm 184.429 Upper and Nether 2303.000 Halfmark and Lochogie Farm 1440.160 | Kenmure Castle, Pelicieg and _ | | Blackeraig Farm 647.500 Gardens 30353 Jronmacannie Farm 105.510 | Parks, Meadows, ete. Kenmure 388.498 Shawknowes Land 88.835 Halfpark of Cubbox or Mendow- > Barnhillies Farm 261.961 hend 4.023 £ Viewfeld snd Trochiehouse Farm 243.260 | Barnend—Houre and Land 8.224 Galrinnies Farm 138.258 | Land—Weet Risk Park > 14,264 Waulkmill Farm 31.519 House and Office, ditto w191 : Mains of Kenmure Farm 94.931 | House Midpark 179 a Malloch Farm 56.472 Land—Shawknoes and Midpark 17.228 ‘ Blowplain Farm 23,013 | Golf Course and Town Park 56.089 Barnwalls Farm 98.959 Tronmacannie Mill and Land 16:348 ' Brough Farm 48.352 | Overton House and Garden 3.554 Highpark Farm 144.890 | Ditto Land 9.181 Lochside Farm 109.247 | Woodlands . 171.970 Craigend Farm 98.721 | Oakenbog and Ground 603 Knocknarling and —Darsallock Cairn Edward and Garden 2.503 Farm 2369.290 Lochowie—House and Land 9,350 Fauld O° Wheat Farm 285.302 House Nether Achie 143 Ewanstone Farm 375.700 Ditto, Ironmacannie 075 Parkrobin Farm 171.058 Blackmark Farm 641.900 14712.690 Laggan of Dee Farm 1976.100 Se —=. Public Burdens for 1922-23. Minister's Stipend > Parish of Kells Ditto . . “ot . Parish of Balmaclellan County Rates Parish Council Rates fc Kells Ditto . Balmaclellan New Galloway Burgh Rates Ken Fishing Assessment Burgh Maills and Convention Dues Heritors Assessment Fe Parish of Balmaclellan Ditto Parish of Kells 85 315 216 20 18 16 2 £755 15 The Estate will be sold subject to Articles and Conditions of Roup which are being published separately, copies of which may be had upon application to the Auctioneers. nleco-co-eusael® do. Blackornig do, _ Troamacaunie Land, Shawknowes, and Meadow Meadow, 1 sere, No. 62 Farm, Barobiltios Farm, Viewfleld and Trochichoure 100-110, Now. 62.05, 10-74, Meadows, Nos, 18, 28 and 2¢ Koumure Matos and Pi Meadows, Nos. 20, 20, aud 68 Farm, Mullooh Mesdows, Nos. 7, 10, 25, Mondows, Nos. 102 aud 108 Farm, Vlowplaln Mandows Meadows, 8 acr Farm, Drough acd O Meadows, Nos 0, 1 Form, Hlghpeck Knocksarling Fauld O'Wheat The Rent Roll. ‘Tenants William Galtart de Susny ilohielot Uitloapta mud J MoTuggart do, Mia 1 Samuel Shaw George Liogg William Wateon do. Poter Kirkpatrick We anil Ls Milligan do Jobe Mob W. and ® Milligan do, do Jolin Campbell do William Shaw i do ¥ Mrs, MoBlath: do. We Shaw Mits J. Saw Jainor Told and Mew Jago Rald Y, Hunter nd. Wright Ewansteae Parkeabin o¢ Low Park ‘Mlackmark zi Laggan of Deo. Audrew Lobb arsteot, ned Upper and Nether “Gairloch, #1 "ard Ornsing on Oolt Course z Jane mud War Wolr Kenmure Castle and Ofte Arthur Young ome i da, ‘ s do. Sn a ae. 3 do do. Droptietor ao, 2 Lars Fields, Burgh + | William Corrie Meadows, Nos. 87 to (4 do. Bhod aud Wash-house, Groonlicad de. Part of Oubbox Isle en AF. M. Hpalding’s holre Field, Nether Acie Taines Glawart Mosdows, Now. ul and 48 : do. Roods, Burgh, Not 14, Band 4... do Bite for Stable, Carson's Knows. i do Meadow John Little Jauaes 0. Shaw Rood, New Gallows , Field. Black Loch (Burgh) Burgh Roods, Nos. 2, Band 4 Two do, at 16/- each ‘Two Gardena, Burgh z Flold, Newton Stewart Nosd Moniow, No. 32 & Onatly Visld and Meadow Obaries Hopkio’s Field S Dr. John Gowan William MeQuoon do, do. do, W. and Bi. Mill a 0. John Robb do. 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Title A name given to the resource Show Day by Avril Bridgeman Description An account of the resource Avril Bridgeman from New Galloway reads her article from the Glenkens Gazette about her excitement as a young girl in the 1950s when the yearly Show Day was held in New Galloway. Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CG_NG_OH_1 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource Avril Bridgeman Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available National Lottery Heritage Fund Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2025 Subject The topic of the resource Oral History of The Show Day in New Galloway C1950's Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cultural Glenkens Relation A related resource <a href="https://glenkensarchive.scot/glenkens_archive/items/show/240">Glenkens Gazette Issue 94</a> heritage people https://glenkensarchive.scot/glenkens_archive/files/original/33/675/CG_NG_I_1.jpg d61decd614ff361c26efdb4490ac2eb5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Galloway Images Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CG_NG_I Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Black & white photograph Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Galloway Doctor and Nurse on their rounds Description An account of the resource Doc Cowan and Nurse McDougal on horse back on their rounds in the snow New Galloway High Street1947 Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CG_NG_I_1 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cultural Glenkens Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource National Lottery Heritage Fund Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Avril Bridgeman, New Galloway Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1947 Subject The topic of the resource New Galloway Community Life heritage people https://glenkensarchive.scot/glenkens_archive/files/original/34/671/CG_BM_13_Doctors_Sevices_1942.jpg 4fa797440b3ff7977b2de5cb537ee27c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Galloway Documents Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CG_NG_D Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Doctors Account Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource New Galloway Doctors Services Description An account of the resource An account of New Galloway Doctor Lindsay Carmichael charges Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CG_NG_D_1 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Cultural Glenkens Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource National Lottery Heritage Fund Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1942 Subject The topic of the resource Medical heritage