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Badenoch and Strathspey Places of Interest

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Located one mile downstream from the present bridge. The old bridge carried the military road from the Lecht to Nairn and Fort George. Constructed in 1754 by a detachment of men from Lord Charles Hay'... more
Place
The traditional hiding place of the second Marquis of Huntly, Lord Lewis Gordon, when pursued by the Earl of Argyll is about 3.5 miles from Grantown on the Forres road. The cave, or what remains of it... more
Castle
The castle is first recorded when John Comyn, Lord of Badenoch, died there about 1303. The structure is considerably older and was probably built between 1258 and 1275. In September 1303 Edward I stay... more
Stones
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The area around Grantown is one of the main concentrations of early, and probably pre-Christian, Pictish stones in the North of Scotland. More than a dozen have been found within 14 miles of Grantown... more
Castle
This castle, restored as a private residence and holiday let, was constructed in 1598 by Patrick Grant, 2nd son of John 4th Laird of Grant. This Patrick became the ancestor of th... more
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Badenoch and Strathspey Places of Interest