Celebrating International Women’s Day 2022; Karen Lewis Archer
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’ve been looking into the women of our local community in times gone by to highlight our heritage and celebrate
Carluke’s High Mill was built by the Dick family c. 1801. It has stood sentinel at the top of Chapel Street for over 200 years. It is listed as one of Scotland’s most important buildings, it is on the Buildings at Risk Register. It needs your help. Urgently!
If we all pull together, we can restore the High Mill and transform it into a fantastic resource for Carlukians.
The working Mill will be a major Scottish attraction. Plans worked on for the last eighteen months detail ways the restored Mill will be used; horticulture, cooking, education, meetings, heritage, coffee drinking and perhaps even weddings.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, we’ve been looking into the women of our local community in times gone by to highlight our heritage and celebrate
If you’d like to get involved in the development of Carluke High Mill you can get in touch by email: bill.anderson-carluketrust@hotmail.com
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Carluke Development Trust (SC029002)
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Carluke
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