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Torwood, Stirlingshire
Skene, James, 1826, Watercolour
Torwood, Stirlingshire
Torwood, Stirlingshire
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14776
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Torwood, Stirlingshire
Description
The ruin of an L-shaped castle has been sketched. A tower juts out from the main building. To the right of the tower is a high wall. The castle appears to have been built around a rocky formation.
Artist / maker
Skene, James
Date
1826
Size
13.5 x 21.5 cm
Type
Watercolour
Location
Edinburgh and Scottish Collection
Torwood is thought to have been built around 1566. It was the home of the Forester family, who held a hereditary role as royal foresters, and looked after the Royal Forest of Torwood.
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Stirlingshire
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