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Preview	Category	Catalogue Number	Collection	Title	Date	Level
	Manuscripts	MS 746/34	Papers of Frederick T Wainwright, archaeologist, Dundee, Scotland	F T Wainwright Archive : publication by W D Simpson on 'Ravenscraig Castle' by Aberdeen University Studies No.115.	1938	Item Level
	Manuscripts	MS 712/21	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	(Bound typescript A4) catalogue of photographs from Aberdeen Archaeological Surveys (Grampian Regional Council) aerial reconnaissance, 1994.	1994	Item Level
	Manuscripts	MS 712/29	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	(Bound typescript A4) catalogue of photographs from Aberdeenshire Archaeological Service (formerly Grampian Regional Council) aerial reconnaissance, 1997. (Includes sites and monuments in Angus).	1997	Item Level
	Print Room	G 81414 PO	Records of Ian Gordon Lindsay and Partners, architects, Edinburgh, Scotland	Postcard showing general view, insc. 'Ravenscraig Castle, Peterhead'.	c. 1920	Item Level
	Print Room	G 81413 PO		Photograph on mount showing general view, insc. 'Ravenscraig, J Shivas, Peterhead'.	c. 1900	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	A 58683	Copies of photographs and drawings held in Peterhead Public Library, Peterhead, Scotland	General view from S-W.	c. 1885	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	A 34210	Survey of Private Collections	General view from North-West showing River Ugie in foreground.	1839	Item Level
	Print Room	PA 77/12	General Collection. Photograph Albums.	General view of Ravenscraig Castle with river in foreground.	c. 1880	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	A 58684	General Collection	General view from South-West.	c. 1885	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	E 94632 PO	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	Oblique aerial photograph of Ravenscraig Castle, taken from the NNW.	15/2/2000	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	E 94633 PO	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	Oblique aerial photograph of Ravenscraig Castle, taken from the W.	15/2/2000	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	E 94634 PO	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	Oblique aerial photograph of Ravenscraig Castle, taken from the NW.	15/2/2000	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	E 94635 PO	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	Oblique aerial photograph of Ravenscraig Castle, taken from the W.		Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	E 94636 PO	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	Oblique aerial photograph of Ravenscraig Castle, taken from the SE.	15/2/2000	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	E 94637 PO	Records of Aberdeenshire Archaeology Service, Aberdeen, Scotland	Oblique aerial photograph of Ravenscraig Castle, taken from the E.	15/2/2000	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 42/OP113	General Collection	Opposite page 113 engraving of Ravenscraig Castle. Insc.:'Ravenscrag Castle.'	1849	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	G 92783 CS	Records of Historic Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland	View from E.	5/7/1993	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	G 92784 CS	Records of Historic Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland	View of NE corner of building from SW.	5/7/1993	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	G 92785 CS	Records of Historic Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland	View of SW angle between towers from NE.	5/7/1993	Item Level
	Photographs and Off-line Digital Images	G 92950 CS	Records of Historic Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland	View from S.	26/2/1991	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 227/OPP/447	General Collection	Opp.Page 447, Etching of ruined castle Insc.: 'Raven's Craig Castle'	1806	Item Level
	Print Room	RAB 292/254	General Collection	Engraving of Ravenscraig Castle. Titled 'ADC. Ravens-craig. In Aberdeenshire, situated on the water of Uggie, near Peterhead, was a Castle of great strength; the river, which is of considerable depth, washes the walls on the north side. It was likewise defended by a ditch and a draw-bridge in the front. The walls are of great thickness, in which are several small apartments, with loop holes. There is no tradition as to the time when it was built, nor by whom. It appears from an old manuscript account of the Marischal family, that Sir Edward Keith, the 15th in descent from him who flew Camus, the Danish general, at the battle of Barry, in Angus, in the reign of King David Bruce, obtained, by marriage with Lady Isabella Keith, the whole parish of Peterhead, in which this Castle lies.' [Adam de Cardonnel, "Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland." 1788.']	c. 1788	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 098168	General Collection	Engraving of Ravenscraig Castle. Titled 'ADC. Ravens-craig. In Aberdeenshire, situated on the water of Uggie, near Peterhead, was a Castle of great strength; the river, which is of considerable depth, washes the walls on the north side. It was likewise defended by a ditch and a draw-bridge in the front. The walls are of great thickness, in which are several small apartments, with loop holes. There is no tradition as to the time when it was built, nor by whom. It appears from an old manuscript account of the Marischal family, that Sir Edward Keith, the 15th in descent from him who flew Camus, the Danish general, at the battle of Barry, in Angus, in the reign of King David Bruce, obtained, by marriage with Lady Isabella Keith, the whole parish of Peterhead, in which this Castle lies.' [Adam de Cardonnel, "Picturesque Antiquities of Scotland," 1788.]	c. 1788	Item Level
	On-line Digital Images	DP 154042	RCAHMS Aerial Photography Digital	Oblique aerial view of Ravenscraig Castle, looking to the W.	24/5/2013	Item Level