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Crosshill

Crosshill is a former handloom-weaving village established in about 1808 with many small, attractive cottages. Many of the weavers were Irish, attracted to the place by the prospect of work. There are no outstanding buildings, nor does it have much history or legend attached to it. But it is a conservation village with a quiet charm, and well worth visiting because of this alone. Some of the original cottages built by the Irish immigrants in the early 1800s can still be seen in Dalhowan Street.

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The Hidden Places of Scotland

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The Country Living Guide to Scotland

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