KILMORY LAUNDRY 

AND CAMBRIDGE DEER RESEARCH UNIT, 

ISLE OF RUM. 

Written from first hand research and illustrated from his personal archive by 

George W. Randall co-founder in July 1996 and former 

Vice Chairman Kinloch Castle Friends Association.

The building was being used for the storage of antlers.

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(One is left wondering how thorough and serious  they were!)

During my September 1997 visit to Rum I discovered the stove was nowhere to be found. I was informed by Mr. Currie that scrap metal men had visited the island and they must have taken it. A thorough search confirmed its disappearance, but did reveal the iron stand on which in use it had rested.  Sadly, on my previous visits it was unnoticed.

In Kinloch Castle Courtyard  May 1995.

A very rare triple wringer.      Where is it now?

LAUNDRY IRON ?

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Red Deer Research Project on the Isle of Rum.

The best stags for breeding were being slaughtered for their heads.

Displayed in the Great Hall, Kinloch Castle.

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Department of Zoology, Cambridge University -

Interior Red Deer Research Hut - May 1996.

FROM DEER FOREST RECORD BOOK .   1963 - 1967 FINAL YEAR OF RECORDS

What happens to the resulting venison?

From copy of Rhum Records Report.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING NOTES  -  THANK YOU.

                            

 Posted by George W. Randall 

REVIEWED + ADDED MATERIAL 24 AUGUST 2024