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Braemar Castle |
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An impressive fortress built
in 1628 by the Earl of Mar. Attacked and burned in 1689 by
the Black Colonel (John Farquharson of Inverey). Repaired by
the Government and garrisoned with Hanovarian troops after
the Rising of 1745. Later transformed by the Farquharsons of
Invercauld who had purchased it as a ruin in 1732, into
residence of unusual charm. L-plan Castle of fairy-tale
proportions, with central round tower and spiral stair.
Barrel vaulted ceilings, massive iron ³yett² and underground
prison. Remarkable star-shaped defensive curtain wall. Much
valuable furniture, paintings and interesting curios. | |
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A word from the
management... A delightful residence, very homely, setting not to be missed! |
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1/2 mile from Braemer Village on the A93, Aberdeen to Perth
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1st April or Easter until End October. |
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Unsuitable |
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£2.50 Adult £2 OAPS/ Groups of 10 £2.00 Student Children £1.00 .
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