This map of Scotland shows castles and other locations that have
an association with the Lindsays and their septs.
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Dating from the 1400's, this is the ancestral
home of the Afflecks, the hereditary arms bearers to the Earls
of Crawford. |
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This Scottish mansion was designed by Robert Adams
in the 1700's, one of Scotland's most famous architects. |
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The home of the current Earl of Crawford. |
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In 1314, Robert the Bruce led the Scottish to
one of Scotland's greatest victories over the English at the
Battle of Bannockburn. Lindsays and Crawfords were involved
in that epic struggle. |
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This castle was built in the 1200's and is the
ancestral home of the Houison Crawfords. |
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The ancestral home of the Lindsays. |
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Dating from the 1400's, this is one of the most
haunted castles in Scotland. Glamis may be best known as the
setting for Shakespeare's MacBeth, but it is also the
home of a Lindsay ghost. |
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This castle, now in ruins, was the ancestral home
of the Crawfords in the 1400's. The 4th Earl of Crawford, Earl
Beardie, plays a role in another ghost story. |
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One of the most finely restored castles in Scotland.
In 1585, Lord Crawford, King James II, and the Earl of Montrose
shut themselves in Stirling Castle and remained there until
receipt of a guarantee that no harm would come to them if they
surrendered. |