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Fortrose, General

Burgh (Medieval), Town (Medieval) - (Post Medieval)

Site Name Fortrose, General

Classification Burgh (Medieval), Town (Medieval) - (Post Medieval)

Alternative Name(s) Chanonry

Canmore ID 77213

Site Number NH75NW 75

NGR NH 7268 5662

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Highland
  • Parish Rosemarkie
  • Former Region Highland
  • Former District Ross And Cromarty
  • Former County Ross And Cromarty

Archaeology Notes

NH75NW 75 7268 5662

Fortrose was annexed to Rosemarkie (NH75NW 74) in 1455; in 1661 the rights of the united burgh were transferred to Fortrose.

G S Pryde 1965; RCAHMS 1979d.

Architecture Notes

BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCE: NMRS PRINT ROOM?

Theatrum Scotiae by Slezer (10)

Activities

Photographic Survey (July 1961)

Photographs of buildings in Fortrose, Ross and Cromarty, by the Scottish National Buildings Record in 1961.

Field Visit (June 1979)

Fortrose NH 725 564 NH75NW 1 & 19

Fortrose was annexed to Rosemarkie and erected a royal burgh in 1455; in 1661 the rights of the united burgh were transferred to Fortrose. The medieval cathedral of Ross (NH 727 565) is in state guardianship; nothing can now be seen of Seaforth Castle, which is traditionally located at NH 727 567.

RCAHMS 1979, visited June 1979

NSA, xiv (Ross and Cromarty), 353; MacGibbon and Ross 1896-7, ii, 394-402; Pryde 1965, 28-30, no. 64

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