Archaeology Notes

Event ID 679849

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

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NO01NE 22.00 05631 19460

NO01NE 22.01 07046 19949 East Lodge

NO01NE 22.02 05390 19514 Stables

NO01NE 22.03 05339 19535 Estate Office and adjoining Cottages (Dairy)

NO01NE 22.04 05178 19631 Sawmill

NO01NE 22.05 05836 19075 South Lodge

NO01NE 22.06 06494 19611 Walled Garden

NO01NE 22.07 05357 18846 Old Quarry

NO02SW 98 03468 20633 Icehouse

For South Lodge at Burnside Lodges (NO 0395 1995), see NO01NW 26. For Dupplin Castle, Kennels (NO 0482 1992), see NO01NW 111. For Dupplin Castle Policies, Whittock's Lodge (NO 0462 1941), see NO01NW 112. For Dupplin Castle Policies, The Old Parsonage (NO 0470 1917), see NO01NW 113.

For Dupplin Cross (NO 0505 1897), see NO01NE 6. For 'weapons' found in 'Dupplin Parks' and 'brass plates' in 'Dupplin Estate', see NO01NE 14 and NO01NE 69 respectivelt.

For Dupplin Castle, North Lodge (NO 0623 2088), see NO02SE 128. For mill ponds at Backhill Park (NO 0582 2068 and 0601 2067), see NO02SE 134. For estate bridge at Backhill Park (NO 0633 2064), see NO02SE 135. For North Lodge at Burnside Lodges (NO 03944 20005), see NO02SW 17.

(NO 0565 1947) Dupplin Castle on site of Dupplin Castle (NR)

OS 6" map, (1959)

Dupplin Castle on site of [NAT] Castle [NR]

OS 1:10,000 map, 1987.

The earliest recorded owner of Dupplin Castle, Sir William Oliphant, lived at the close of the 13th century. In 1461, the castle was attacked and destroyed,but rebuilt shortly after. In 1688 it was again rebuilt; a tower and other parts of the earlier building being preserved.

In 1827 the whole building was destroyed by fire, and completely rebuilt.

A H Millar 1890.