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Oblique aerial view of Lochore Castle, looking to the E.
DP 154308
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Curtain wall to north of castle, detail of masonry
DP 232261
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Curtain wall to north of castle, detail of masonry showing the garderobe chamber
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Curtain wall to south west of castle, view from south showing corner
DP 232268
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Top floor, view from north west
DP 232279
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Top floor, view from north east
DP 232280
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Top floor, deatil of masonry at sout east corner
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Top floor, north west corner, view from south east
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Top floor, north west corner, view from south west
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General view taken from the north east.
DP 234513
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North east corner, view from south
DP 266662
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South east corner, detail of recess at ground level
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South east corner, detail of blocking
DP 266669
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View from north
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View from north west
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Lochore Castle, NT19NE 1, Ordnance Survey index card, Recto
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Oblque aerial view centred on the remains of the castle, taken from the NE.
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Oblque aerial view centred on the remains of the castle, taken from the NW.
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Engraving of Lochore Castle from the west. Titled 'Lochore Castle. This Castle is built on a peninsula, on the south side of the loch of Lochore, in the shire of Kinrose, and was erected by Duncan de Lochor, in the reign of Malcolm IV anno 1160: it consisted of a strong square tower, with many lower buildings, surrounded with a wall, having round towers at the corners; the wall on three sides are washed by the water of the loch or lake, which formerly abounded with pike and perch. In the reign of Alexander II. Adam de Lochor was Sheriff of Perth; David de Lochor is in 1255 also Sheriff; in 1289 Hugo de Lochor is Vicompt de Fife, as is Constantinus in 1292; David de Lochor is named in Ragman's Roll in 1296. In 1315 Thomas de Lochor was in the Parliament at Air that tailzed the Crown, and his seal is appended to that act. In the reign of King Robert Bruce the estate came by marriage to Adam de Valloniis, and from them again by marriage to Sir Andrew Wardlaw. Over the door in the tower is inscribed "Robertus de Wardlaw" who greatly fortified and repaired it. This view is from the west.' [Adam de Cardonnell, "Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland," 1788.]
DP 096974
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2nd floor, south east corner, detail of garderobe with aumbry.
DP 232248
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2nd floor, south east corner, detail of cavity, in garderobe chamber
DP 232251
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2nd floor, north west corner, view from south east of splayed window opening
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Curtain wall to south west of castle, view from south showing corner
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Curtain wall to north west of castle , detail of section of wall with bar slot
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