Addyman Archaeology undertook an historic building survey at the ruined herring station, Tanera Mor, Summer Isles, in December 2017. The works concerned the recording of elevations and plans for the herring station complex and ancillary structures. This structure was in use as a curing facility between the late 18th and early 19th century, thereafter subject to piecemeal re-use, prior to progressive episodes of abandonment into the mid 20th century. A drawn, written and photographic record was produced for the building complex and its immediate surrounds, including a graveyard to the north-west. The metric survey was facilitated by laser scanning and photogrammetric recording. The present report concerns only the herring station.
Skinner et al. (Mon,) studied this question.