May 25th photograph of Dowhill Castle near Kinross, Scotland. The original early 16th century tower was the eastern extended oblong block forming a 'palace' of late 16th century and early 17th century date. On the north side of the castle was a barmkin of which only the shell of a round tower remains. The upper part of this tower was used as a doocot. This Scottish castle was a former stronghold of the Lindsays of Dowhill, descended from Sir William Lindsay, half-brother of 1st Earl of Crawford. William Adam acquired Downhill 1740 and left it to his son Robert 1748.
May 25th photograph of Dowhill Castle near Kinross, Scotland.
May 25th photograph of Dowhill Castle near Kinross, Scotland.
May 25th photograph of Dowhill Castle near Kinross, Scotland.
May 25th photograph of Dowhill Castle near Kinross, Scotland.
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