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Ham, Caithness

.:: Ham Harbour From Above, Caithness ::.
Photo: Ham Harbour From Above, Caithness
Date: 16 July 2015
Location: Ham, Caithness
Photographer: Grant Golding
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James Traill, of Castlehill, acquired Rattar from his sister-in-law and by good management turned a debt ridden estate into a going concern. He was also involved with the improvement of his other estate at Castlehill. By 1824 he had explored the possibility of exporting flagstone to the growing cities in the south and as a result opened up Castlehill quarry on an industrial scale. Initially the flagstone was shipped from the estate harbour at Castlehill but this proved inadequate for the growing output of flagstone and about 1830 he had a another harbour built at Ham.

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