Village Buildings

Every building in Stronsay has a unique story to tell. Some buildings have lengthy and well-documented histories; others are still writing their first chapters. For the purposes of this heritage trail, we decided to highlight twenty-one of the buildings or locations in Whitehall Village and the Lower Station, marking them with a plaque which briefly summarises its importance to the heritage of the island.
Each of the subpages in this section add to the brief description offered on the plaques, particularly documenting a building's history through images (where available). Though most of the pages are numbered to correspond with those on the Stronsay Heritage Trail pap on the Introduction page (or in the brochure), the first page highlights some of the unnumbered buildings that are depicted on the interpretation board outside the current Stronsay Hotel.

An aerial view of Whitehall Village (possibly 1980)
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