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I visited Dumfries Castle a couple of weeks ago but found its a very "busy site". There is a square moated platform and what looks to be a motte over looking the river. I know it was built in stone, does anyone have a floorplan of this castle or can tell me the layout? Top site though, just what a castle should be!!!!!!!
Chris
WWW>castleuk.netGordon The castle was destroyed in the 14th century. From this one would think that only archaology could establish the lay out, since when Bruce pulled it down he left little or nothing. According to Canmore, the RCAHMS database, archaology has not been able to establish the lay out of the castle, so I'm afarid you won't get plans. I'll mail you some data.
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Visit; Gordon's Scottish Castles Resource Page castleuk Gordon many thanks for the e-mail
I'll have to go back and have another look,
great castle site for running up and down but i should know better at my age!!!!!
Chris www.castleuk.net Gordon I've got the same problem, but if that's what you're into get to Kilsyth, get up in the hills and try Graham's Castle, that'll keep you fit!....oh and bring a hang glider to go back down....not your average motte.
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Visit; Gordon's Scottish Castles Resource Page Gordon Chris, you might find this of interest, as might all lovers of Dumfries and Galloway!
No floorplans, but plenty of historical text. http://www.dumfriesmuseum.demon.co.uk/dumfstory02.html
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Visit; Gordon's Scottish Castles Resource Page AJR Thanks Gordon - I assume you had me in mind !!
AndrewGordon Mebbies aye, mebbies naw!
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Visit; Gordon's Scottish Castles Resource Page castleuk Thanks Gordon
I'll have a good look at that, i've got Dumfries Castle on my site now, with a picture of the layout of the castle taken at the site but i don't think it's right. http://www.castleuk.net/castle_lists_scotland/84/dumfriescastle.htm
Chris
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