BARNS OF WOODSIDE
At one time in its history the building or part of it was used as a maltings for brewing ale and very early, hand made, perforated clay tiles have been found, which probably formed the drying floor for the grain. Another interesting glimpse of bygone ways is afforded by the stone well in the garden which still draws water and was, like many similar wells throughout Newburgh, the household's only access to fresh water until the turn of the century.
A little to the south of the house is the monk's well, and at one time, the rood linn bum taking the water to the abbey passed through the garden and the ornamental pools and channels can still be seen, though the water no longer flows.
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