- (datum 2020) ruins.
Prior to 1549
Hapland was part of the
estate of Dunlop.
David Dunlop exchanged or 'excambied'
Hapland for the
lands of
Borland and in...
- the
nearby estate of
Hapland was part of the
Lands of
Dunlop and
David Dunlop,
fourth of
Hapland,
exchanged or
excambied Hapland for the
Lands of Borland...
-
trains only use
Platform 1.
Views of
Dunlop station Dunlop station with the
Hapland Mill
housing scheme and
preparatory works for the
track and
platform doubling...
- The
Dunlop Golf Club
Course had nine
holes and was at
first located at
Hapland in 1908 but
moved to
Templehouse in 1909
where it
remained until closure...
- 3871
Upload Photo Hapland Farmhouse And
Steading 55°18′56″N 3°47′30″W / 55.315648°N 3.791612°W / 55.315648; -3.791612 (
Hapland Farmhouse And Steading)...
- area of the
masonry wall
support and a Holy Well lies on the
lands of
Hapland Farm of
which no
history survives. In 1904 a
track ran from near the kirk...
-
succeeded to the
Kennox property in 1743 and
married Lilias Porterfield of
Hapland. A daughter, Janet,
married Charles McAlester, 12th of Loup, in 1792, only...
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cottages at Auchenbraith. A holy well is
shown at the 'Holywell Cleuch'
above Hapland Farm (with no
recorded history) with a
branch of the
Enterkin Path running...
- Hessilhead,
dated 24 May 1634. In 1648 the loch was held by John
Porterfield of
Hapland, as heir to his
father Gabriel. The loch was
later inherited by his brother...
- 1904) Fire Station,
Helensburgh (1905) Rhu Hall and
Reading Room (1905)
Hapland (villa) in
Mauchline (1905)
Colquhoun Arms Hotel, Arrochar,
Argyll (1906)...
