Craig House, Crosshouse

Built in the 19th century, Craig House was once the seat of the Dunlop family, and more recently the Pollock-Morris family. The mansion fell into ruin and has now been restored and converted into luxury flats.
Object no :
RI_DI_0077359
Collection :
Historic Properties and Monuments
Creator :
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Related site :
Mark Farm, Castle Kennedy
Accession number :
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Copyright :
East Ayrshire Council
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