Lime Kiln in East Lothian

Lime Kiln in East Lothian is a historic site. Lime Kiln is near Thornton Bridge. Lime Kiln also exists in Shetland Islands.

Building Type
industrial building

Bus stops

  • Innerwick War Memorial – approx. 2,3 km.
  • Innerwick – approx. 2,4 km.
  • Thurston – approx. 2,6 km.
  • Bilsdean – approx. 3,7 km.
  • Broxmouth House – approx. 4,4 km.
  • Broxburn – approx. 4,9 km.
  • Comrie Avenue South – approx. 5,5 km.
  • Comrie Avenue North – approx. 5,7 km.
  • Queens Place – approx. 5,9 km.

Tourist information offices

  • John Muir Link – approx. 2,4 km.
  • Geological Trail Whitesands to Barns Ness. Geology, flora and fauna – approx. 2,6 km.
  • Geological Trail Whitesands to Barns Ness. Geology, and lime kiln trade history – approx. 2,9 km.
  • Geological Trail. Geology and history of lime kiln industry – approx. 3,0 km.
  • Geological Trail Whitesands to Barns Ness. Geology, flora and fauna – approx. 3,1 km.
  • Bilsdean – approx. 4,3 km.

Chalet

  • Oldhamstocks Cottage (TD13 5XN) – approx. 4,8 km.
  • Kate’s Cottages – approx. 5,4 km.

Fountains

  • Drinking Fountain – approx. 3,4 km.

Hotels

  • Dunglass Estate at Cockburnspath (TD13 5XF) – approx. 4,4 km.

Artwork

  • Dunbar Bear (artist: Andy Scott, steel) – approx. 5,7 km.