22. Taigh Chearsabhagh
Lochmaddy, Isle of North Uist, Outer Hebrides, HS6 5AA
Type:Architectural Trail
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Call direct on:
Tel:01870 603970
A former inn with detached stable/storehouse, built on the site of an old salt house. Later used as a bothy and an estate workshop, It became derelict and was rescued and extended by Taigh Chearsabhagh Trust in 1994/95 as an arts centre and museum. It also serves as the local post office and café.
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