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• A crow stepped garden house is a modified dovecote or doocot.
• It is situated in the doocot which is Category B listed.
• The garden walls enclose a 16th-century doocot, or pigeon house.
• A smaller doocot is built into the stable buildings overlooking the open courtyard.
• An old " doocot " or dovecote ( circa 1700 ) is located nearby.
• There is a doocot in the grounds.
• A small doocot or dovecot was above the entrance arch until its removal by the current owner.
• In the early 19th century the windmill tower was converted for use as a dovecot or doocot.
• A walled garden lies to the east of the house, with a shelter, doocot, and sundial.
• In the former grounds of Northfield House stands a 16th-century beehive doocot ( Scots for " dovecot " ).
• The pitch at the " Doocot Park " was however was noted for being rather heavy going due to drainage problems.
• Within this are additional ranges, and the whole is enclosed by an outer courtyard wall containing a chapel and a doocot.
• There is a well-preserved 16th-century beehive-shaped doocot, or pigeon house, in the castle grounds.
• The village is home to the National Flag Heritage Centre which occupies a lectern doocot built in 1583 and rebuilt in 1996.
• "' Preston Mill "'is a watermill on the Smeaton Hepburn Estate, Smeaton Lake, and Phantassie Doocot.
• Some years later Sir John Hamilton extended the keep into an L-plan, with a lectern-style doocot built into the gateway.
• The west pavilion, a former doocot ( dovecot ), now contains an exhibition on the restoration, and a history of the house.
• A principal family in the area were the doocot ( ) which stands alongside Dovecot Road and a commemoration in a street name, Castle Avenue.
• The doocot is high, and contains around 1000 nesting boxes for pigeons, which were an important source of food for the castle's inhabitants.
• Over its history, The Keep has served many purposes, including being used as a barracks, prison, grain store, doocot, band hall and beer cellar.