( inscribed around the top of the tower )
To the Memory of Provost Robert Davidson & The Burgesses of Aberdeen Who Fell Here AD.1411
Harlaw
July 24
A.D.1411
Erected by the
Burgh of Aberdeen
A.D.1911
Adam Maitland
Lord . . . — — Map (db m128264) HM WM
About Castle Fraser
In the early 1600s, Andrew Fraser of Muchall transformed the home of his ancestors into a magnificent symbol of wealth, status and European culture. Castle Fraser's great entrance court, soaring towers and heraldic carvings . . . — — Map (db m128340) HM
In
Proud and
Grateful Memory
Of the Men of
Inverurie and District
Who Gave Their Lives
In the Great War
1914 — 1918
“At the going down of the
sun and in the morning
we will remember them.” . . . — — Map (db m128262) HM
In Memory Of
James Mitchell · Carrier
1773 1857
All Ye Who Thirst · Come Drink
From This Flow of Pure Water
Which Springs at Dalfling in
The Shadow of Benachie — — Map (db m128269) HM
In Proud and Grateful Memory of
The sons and Daughters of
Kemnay Who Laid Down Their Lives
For Freedom in the Great War.
Pte. David S. Abel · Pte. John Anderson · Pte. Douglas Auld · Pte. James D. Bannerman · Pte. John P.B. Berry · Pte. . . . — — Map (db m128268) WM
This striking building at the West End of High Street, first opened its doors, in 1934, as the Victoria cinema, closing more than sixty years later, in 1998. These premises are now named after the Gordon Highlander, the only surviving example of . . . — — Map (db m128235) HM
Welcome to Castle Fraser Walled Garden
Castle Fraser's gardens were originally much closer to the castle, as was typical in 17th century Scotland. In 1794, the lady laird, Miss Elyza Fraser commissioned Thomas White to draw up a plan to . . . — — Map (db m128341) HM