17. Temple Cafe
Northton, Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides, HS3 3JA
Type:Architectural Trail
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Tel:07876 340416
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Call direct on:
Tel:07876 340416
A stone building reminiscent of a Blackhouse, designed by Stuart Bagshaw in 1999 as an interpretive centre of William MacGillivray, an ornithologist from Harris who worked with John James Audubon on the book ‘Birds of America’. It is now a café.
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