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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 685283

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/685283

NO22SW 1.00 24195 24605

NO22SW 1.01 24142 24670 Stables

NO22SW 1.02 24146 24653 Dovecot

NO22SW 1.03 24183 24719 Walled Garden with Sundial

NO22SW 1.04 24143 24693 Kennels

NO22SW 1.05 24120 24746 Cottage

NO22SW 1.06 23481 24936 North Lodges

NO22SW 1.07 23713 24495 Gothic Arch

NO22SW 1.08 2311 2446 Cottage

NO22SW 1.09 2384 2425 Farmsteading; Aviary

NO22SW 1.10 23993 24462 Chapel and Burial-ground; Sundial

NO22SW 1.11 2415 2455 Garden; Sundials

NO22SW 1.12 24076 24721 Ice-house

NO22SW 1.13 23896 24594 West Lodge

See also:

NO22SE 27 2525 2449 Megginch Castle, East Lodge

For chapel (200m to WSW), see NO22SW 9.

(NO 2418 2460) Megginch Castle (GT)

OS 6" map (1959)

Megginch Castle underwent alterations at the begining of this century, which changed it from a sixteenth to a nineteenth century building, The north front, however, still presents externally some striking features of the sixteenth century mansion-house. Over one of the windows is the inscription "Petrus Hay, Aedificium Exstruxit An: 1575."

D MacGibbon and T Ross 1887

Megginch was known as 'Sanct-Martines' in the early 17th century.

J M MacKinlay 1904

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