Condition

6
Funerary; Religion/ Chapel (Possible); Burial-Ground
Post-Medieval, Modern
4453
MHG7154
Highland

Description

50m from HWM. A rectangular burial ground enclosed within a well maintained drystone wall (75m x 40m NW-SE) situated on a raised beach in Badenscaille bay. Two drystone enclosures and a large number of gravestones (1778-1988) are located in the plot. A fence annex to the NW contains additional 20th century graves. Various 19th century sources describe a ruined chaepl in this location however, there are no surface indications of this structure (NMRS). The lawn and structures within the burial ground are well maintained.

Location

203707.00
906116.00
27700
58.0007591
-5.3233223

Submitted photographs

Image Date Caption User
View from the graveyard towards the coast 30/08/2015 View from the graveyard towards the coast Jenvalentine
View from the graveyard towards the coast
Interior of western enclosure of graveyard 30/08/2015 Interior of western enclosure of graveyard Jenvalentine
Interior of western enclosure of graveyard
Interior of eastern enclosure of graveyard 30/08/2015 Interior of eastern enclosure of graveyard Jenvalentine
Interior of eastern enclosure of graveyard
View of graveyard from parking area 30/08/2015 View of graveyard from parking area Jenvalentine
View of graveyard from parking area

Submitted updates

Update id Date User
2214 30/08/2015 Jenvalentine
Tidal state Mid
Site located? Yes
Proximity to coast edge < 10m
Coastally eroding? not eroding
Coastal defence Yes
Threats animal burrows
Visibility above ground Highly visible (substantial remains)
Access easily accessible - no restrictions; accessible on foot (footpath); vehicular access
Local knowledge is well known; is well visited
Description 50m from HWM. A rectangular burial ground enclosed within a well maintained drystone wall (75m x 40m NW-SE) situated on a raised beach in Badenscaille bay. Two drystone enclosures and a large number of gravestones (1778-1988) are located in the plot. A fence annex to the NW contains additional 20th century graves. Various 19th century sources describe a ruined chaepl in this location however, there are no surface indications of this structure (NMRS). The lawn and structures within the burial ground are well maintained.
The graveyard is well maintained and no signs of coastal erosion. Minor burrowing damage. No action required.

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