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Much of the major development started from the 1700's onwards. In 1713 the Ratton Quays were rebuilt and in 1724-30 they were once again restored, found on both sides of the river mouth. Docks were added in the 1800's, in 1873 the Wet Dock was installed while in 1883 the Slip Dock was built.
The fishermen and ships such as the Waverley used the southern side of the harbour. While the northern side was used for the movement of coal and other freight traffic.
Robert Paton built
the small lighthouse in1841, which is still to be found
at Ayr harbour.
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