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Linlithgow

Main Entrance

View from the Loch

same again

View of the loch from the Palace

Original entrance to the Palace ...the two grooves above and on either side of the door was where they pulled the drawbridge up.

new entrance portal

barrel vaulting

the courtyard and reverse side of where the drawbridge comes up.

Fountain used in Outlander

Original carving of the Virgin Mary above the new entrance

Evidence of James I building works

his Queen , Anna of Denmark

Doorway to royal apartments

Fireplace in the royal apartments

Child,s shoe

The Chapel ... what were stained glass windows to your right

now that is what I call a proper window seat

triple fireplace in the great hall

looking down the Great Hall to the fireplace

Courtyard ... used in Outlander

kitchen

bread oven

Latest comments

06.05 | 01:57

Good stuff - the Brochs are fascinating things - they look like they should not stand at all. It was communal living certainly.
The history in Scotland is simply awesome - you are very lucky

14.04 | 09:53

It was amazing.

10.04 | 23:44

Very nice - looks like a great castle. The timber structures on top of the stonework you do not see a lot. Robert the Bruce connection is good - a small world

10.04 | 23:42

Warm lighting in the church. A brave guy - with a horse leg? Did anyone ask the horse.

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