
Crichton Castle
near Edinburgh, Scotland, UK
Wednesday 10th September 2014, 13:59 U, 14:59 local
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The castle's most distinctive feature is its Italian-influenced courtyard façade, which forms part of the north range (visible in the sunny side of the courtyard). This is the most notable feature of the castles design by Francis Stewart, who had travelled to Italy.
In 1956, the castle was given into state care by its owner, Major Henry Callander of Preston Hall, it is now a Scheduled Ancient Monument administered by Historic Scotland.
The castle was used as a location in the 1995 film Rob Roy.
Lat: 55° 50' 22.11" N
Long: 3° 60' 29.19" W
Elevation: 250m ASL, 80m AGL
Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.













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