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The Dolphin House
The Dolphin House, a 19th Century sandstone building in the
style of Adam, lies 200 metres South West of CuIzean Castle
just above the highwater mark on the shoreline. It lies on a
small raised beach backed by a fairly steep fossil cliff , giving
it shelter from the North, East and South. During Victorian
times the house was used as a laundry, the fresh water coming
from a spring in the basalt lava rock just above the Bath House. |
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The Bath House
The Bath House lying to the South of the Dolphin House
was the washhouse for the laundry. It has been restored with
a new flat roof and is now a store for outdoor equipment. |
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The Cedarwood Lodge (The Bunkhouse)
Accommodation at the Dolphin House is provided mainly
in a new cedarwood lodge. It lies 50 metres east of the Dolphin
House up against an old sea cliff. It accommodates 26 pupils
in six dormitories and has two staff bedrooms. It is wheelchair
friendly with dedicated toilets and showers along with a laundry
room. |
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