Sons, owners of Jura Distillery. It was acquired in 1919 by West Highland Malt Distilleries. After they went into liquidation in 1923 it was put up for sale in 1924. Argyll Distillery built in 1844 for Robert Colvill, Hugh Greenlees and Robert Greenlees Jr., on Longrow Street. The building was sold in 1929 and converted to a garage. Benmore (also Benmhor) Distillery built in 1868. This was part of the firm of Bulloch, Lade and Co, who also owned Camlachie Distillery, and Caol Ila Distillery. This firm went bankrupt in 1929 and its assets were acquired by Distillers Company Limited. Broombrae Distillery built in 1833 Burnside Distillery built in 1825 by McMurchy, Ralston and Company. Robert McMurchy left the partnership in 1828 and the distillery was offered for sale. By 1840 it was owned by Colvill & Greenlees who also managed the Argyll Distillery. In 1888 it was offered for sale and at that point it was reported that it was capable of producing some 120,000 gallons per annum. Production stopped at the outbreak of the First World War. It closed in 1919 and in 1924 converted into a dairy creamery. Caledonian Distillery built in 1823 for Peter Stewart & Co. Closed in 1842 Campbeltown Distillery built in 1815 for John Beith and Co. On 16 July 1870 a schooner-rigged vessel named Campbeltown was launched from the yard of Robert McLea in Rothesay. It had been purchased by Duncan McLean of the distillery and was intended for the Campbeltown trade. She was 150 tons burthen, long, broad with a depth of hold of . Dalaruan Distillery built in 1825 for David Colville and John Colville. Situated in Broad Street. In 1838 John McMurchy joined as partner. On 2 July 1896 a fire broke out which consumed the kilns and granaries. The distillery was saved by firemen from the training ship HMS Northampton. It was put up for sale in 1925, along with 22,500 proof gallons of mature whisky for £15,000. Dalintober Distillery built in 1832 for Peter Reid & David Colville. The distillery was destroyed by fire on 17 December 1899 and rebuilt. In 1919 it was acquired by West Highland Malt Distilleries but they went into voluntary liquidation in 1923. It closed in 1926 and was subsequently demolished. Drumore Distillery established in 1834 by Robert Templeton, William Templeton, John McMillan and Mary Mitchell. Closed in 1847 and offered for