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again. There were also problems at
Auchterhouse station, where snow drifts blocked the line under the road bridge. It would have been a massive task to dig out the drift, so a pair of large locomotives was sent from Newtyle, with a large snowplough attached. Although the engines managed to get some distance, the drivers soon realised they would need to get up speed before tackling the drifts. The engines and snowplough reversed back along the line and then charged. The force caused by the displaced snow as the engines passed through the station was so great that there was hardly a pane of glass left in the signal box or station buildings, and all the doors were smashed. It took over a week to repair the damage.
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Adamston, Eastfield, Kirkton of Auchterhouse, Leoch and Templeton. Balbeuchley was one of the earliest improved steadings in the area, built in 1802, while Balbeuchley House was built for Patrick Miller, proprietor of the Auchterhouse Estate from 1820 to 1876. The farmhouse at Pitpointie, dated 1883, was built on the site of an earlier steading for George Willsher, a Dundee wine and spirit dealer. Originally built in 1707, the water-powered corn mill at Dronley was rebuilt during this period, and stone quarries were developed at Leoch and Parkside, but perhaps the greatest change to the village came with the opening of the
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is inferior in every way and badly ventilated. The situation is very unsuitable and apparently unhealthy. The offices are very inconveniently situated and there is no playground obtainable. Adequate accommodation ought to be at once provided in the principal School distant about 50 yards and all the staff properly organised with a proper division of labour set to work there. The Board must at once bestir themselves and make sufficient provision for the education in the Parish.
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was making a yearly loss of between £500 and £700, and the annual report complained that although the institution was endowed to help the working classes of Dundee, it was not possible to do this due to the need to accept paying patients to contribute to the costs. By 1909 the financial position was so serious that the directors agreed to close the sanatorium the following year, but
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sanatoria all over the kingdom - is a circumstance that is calculated to bring an element of hope to those sufferers, and be a source of satisfaction to their relatives and friends. The
Institution so auspiciously opened today enters upon its course of usefulness and will shelter and bring healing to very many of our afflicted sisters and brothers.
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We are disappointed with the appearance made by this little school. The number of failures is very great especially in arithmetic. The general intelligence and meaning of words are only fair and the Higher
Subjects are weak generally. The school is altogether unnecessary and unsuitable. The building
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By 1873 public schools had been established in
Auchterhouse for both boys and girls. Children attended between the ages of five and 13, and of the 165 living in the parish, 141 were enrolled. By the following year, just nine children were not attending, and the school board instructed an officer to
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The first patients were admitted on 11 March 1903, and the following year the institution was renamed the Sidlaw
Sanatorium. During the first year of operation, 87 patients were admitted. One patient died, but 67 were discharged. The average stay was just under four months. By 1907 the sanatorium
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Sabbath, the 19th April current, the Kirk-session's box of Auchterhouse, which stood in the session-house, was broken open, and sundry valuable papers and securities, with about Thirty or Forty Pounds in cash, were carried off, a reward of £5 stg. will be paid
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Balbeuchley was completed by 1827. The line opened on 16 December 1831. The coaches were, at first, drawn up the Hatton incline by a newly installed stationary engine, with horses providing the power from the top of the incline. The horses were assisted by a wagon sheet on a pole attached to
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The adoption of new agricultural techniques in the 18th and 19th centuries led to increased prosperity in rural areas. Between 1820 and 1850 farm production in
Scotland increased by 58 per cent. This new wealth was reflected in Auchterhouse with the construction of new farm buildings at Dronley,
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Severe snow storms hit Angus in
February 1947, and a passenger train was snowed in at Dronley cutting for over a week. Severe rationing still existed at the time, the roads were blocked, and the coal from the stranded engine was stolen, so that more had to be sent for to get the engine started
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The establishment of institutions of this kind has been very much encouraged by the unanimous approbation of the medical profession all over the country. That this disease is no longer regarded by the medical profession as either hereditary or as incurable - hence the establishment of these
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In response, the school board set about merging the two schools, a new teacher for the girls was appointed, to be under the supervision of the boys' teacher, and the girls' school building was refitted as a home for the female teacher. The new arrangement did not work well, and following
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is held at Auchterhouse Country Sports, one of the shooting grounds used for the selection of the Scottish Clay Target Association's national teams, and where the all round Scottish championship was held in 2011. The centre, located in a former quarry, also hosts
662:, which changed its name to the Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Junction Railway Company two years later. The route was diverted through Dronley, avoiding the Balbeuchley incline, in 1860, resulting in Auchterhouse station being resited and a new
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containing the poor money, destined to relieve poverty in the parish, was broken into and stolen in 1789, and two men were detained but later acquitted. A reward of £5 was advertised in the
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call and warn their parents that proceedings would be taken if their absences continued. A report in 1875 highlighted deficiencies in the girls' school:
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the carriage to harness favourable winds. A second stationary engine was installed at Balbeuchley the following year, and in 1833 two steam engines, the
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in 1865. Three years later, the Hatton incline was eliminated, and a deviation built into Newtyle. The Caledonian Railway became part of the
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lived in the village from 1991 until his death in 1997. Kirkton, in Auchterhouse, was the subject of the painting 'Sidlaw Village, Winter' by
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The Testimony of the King of Martyrs Concerning His Kingdom
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The Testimony of the King of Martyrs Concerning His Kingdom
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families, but there are no memorial tablets. Despite the
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916:. General Registrar Office for Scotland. Archived from
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910:"Census 2001: Usual Resident Population: Auchterhouse"
1511:. Education Scotland. 11 January 2011. Archived from
1044:"Auchterhouse Old Mansion House Hotel: Wallace Tower"
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Auchterhouse stands below the southern slopes of the
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1547:. Education Scotland. 13 March 2007. Archived from
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622:plantations, particularly on the higher ground.
1502:"Auchterhouse Primary School and Nursery Class"
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1830:: historical and genealogical information at
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1635:. University of Dundee. Archived from
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1633:Archive Services Online Catalogue
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953:Auchterhouse Community and Parish
535:Mabell Ogilvy, Countess of Airlie
506:in 1469. He also held the title
504:James Stewart, the Earl of Buchan
1808:A Vision of Britain Through Time
1664:(Google ed.). Leith: W Coke
1315:. Auchterhouse Community Council
914:Scotland's Census Results Online
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660:Dundee and Perth Railway Company
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1737:. Auchterhouse Country Sports
1735:"Auchterhouse Country Sports"
1093:"Earldom and Earls of Buchan"
1785:. The Gazetteer for Scotland
1599:"Auchterhouse Parish Church"
1413:Unlocking the Medicine Chest
775:, and a western tower. Two
18:Human settlement in Scotland
2510:Villages in Angus, Scotland
1759:. FreeIndex. Archived from
1658:Glas, John (January 1776).
463:National Museum of Scotland
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1709:"Competition Results 2011"
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1757:"Tank Driving Scotland"
1538:"Monifieth High School"
735:. The school holds an
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408:James MacIntosh Patrick
2040:Bridgend of Lintrathen
1813:British History Online
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1441:Lewis, Samuel (1846).
1212:"Balbeuchley Steading"
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1629:"The Glasite Church"
1168:"Eastfield Steading"
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869:Clay target shooting
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1409:"Sidlaw Sanatorium"
1347:"Sidlaw Sanatorium"
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