Keithbank Mill
Water and steam power. The original, small Keithbank Mill was built in 1830 by a Mr. William Fyfe, directly across the river from Oakbank Mill. In the late 1860s a new [...]
Kettins Cross Slab
One of the largest examples of an 8th or 9thc Pictish Symbol bearing Cross Slab. The small village of Kettins lies just across from the southern edge of the Ecomuseum....
Kettins Kirk
Consecrated to St Brigid in 1249. The small village of Kettins lies just across from the southern edge of the Ecomuseum. Its Kirk stands on the site of a pre-Christian...
Kiln o Forter Bridge
Plans started in 1856, the same year the Glenisla Highland Games were inaugurated and completed the year after. This single segmental arched bridge replaced a wooden bridge which in turn...
Kindrogan House
One of Strathardle’s most significant houses. Kindrogan House is an imposing early 19th-century building, incorporating earlier fabric (possibly mid 18th century), with later additions and [...]
Kingoldrum Kirkyard
An historic 12thc Churchyard. The medieval church of Kingoldrum (no longer in ecclesiastical use) first comes on record in 1178 and in 1211-4 it was given to Arbroath Abbey by...
Kinloch House & Mausoleum
Home of a 19thc slave owner and Dundee politician. This five-bay two-storey house, commanding panoramic views to north and south, was designed and built by the radical politician George Kinloch...
Kirkmichael Kirk
A forgotten corner linked to the Black Death. There is a corner of Kirkmichael Parish churchyard where, despite the lack of space, there are no marked graves. This is because...
Kirkmichael Village
The ancient heart of Strathardle Glen. Located in Strathardle, 13 miles north-west of Blairgowrie, Kirkmichael village dates back over 1,000 years and was once an important market in the cattle...
Kirkton of Glenisla
The heart of Glenisla. Kirkton of Glenisla is an ancient farming community and little has changed over centuries in the way the land has been managed. The remains of Bronze...