Kennetpans Distillery
Dublin Core
Title
Kennetpans Distillery
Description
Kennetpans was formed by the monks of Kennetpans Monastery and was a salt panning community.
The local farmers learned how to distil from the monastery and in the 1730s it was the largest distillery in Scotland. In the 1770s a second distillery was opened by the brother of the original founder, John Stein.
The site is now in ruins, having ceased function in 1825.
The tour gives an aerial view of the ruins and the area around them with information points across the landscape.
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The local farmers learned how to distil from the monastery and in the 1730s it was the largest distillery in Scotland. In the 1770s a second distillery was opened by the brother of the original founder, John Stein.
The site is now in ruins, having ceased function in 1825.
The tour gives an aerial view of the ruins and the area around them with information points across the landscape.
Accessibility note: N/A
Source
toursites
Type
Museum
Identifier
3773
Spatial Coverage
current,56.0810033,-3.7476882;
Museum Item Type Metadata
Heritage Type
Cultural Heritage Site
Prim Media
3655
Address
Clackmannan FK10 4BW, UK
Citation
“Kennetpans Distillery,” Digital Open Doors, accessed November 5, 2024, https://ddo.openvirtualworlds.org/omeka/items/show/3841.
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