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Milton of
Crathes is a
complex of
restored 17th-century
stone buildings, ****ociated with, and
previously an
outlier of,
Crathes Castle in Aberdeenshire...
- at
Milton of
Crathes railway station, a
station building was
donated from the
closed Oldmeldrum Railway and
moved to
Milton of
Crathes,
where it serves...
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Burnett was the
Laird of
Crathes Castle in the late 16th and
early 17th century, and is
credited for the
completion of
Crathes in 1596. He
acquired Muchalls...
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Milton of
Crathes railway station is
located at
Milton of
Crathes,
three miles east of Banchory,
Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland,
United Kingdom...
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preservative qualities is
methyl eugenol. It has been
planted in the
grounds of
Crathes Castle, Aberdeenshire,
Scotland and has done well. Two
healthy specimens...
- the
House of
Crathes,
close to
Crathes Castle. In the
early 17th
century the
Burnetts acquired Muchalls Castle.
Burnett Baronets Crathes Castle Most Highland...
- on the Paps of Anu, in
County Kerry. A 16th-century four-poster bed in
Crathes Castle in
Scotland was made for the
original owners of the castle.[citation...
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restless female spirit said to
haunt certain locations in
Scotland such as
Crathes Castle,
Knock Castle (Isle of Skye) and
Ashintully Castle. In some tales...
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named after the
great castle of Kildrummy, 35
miles west of Aberdeen.
Crathes:
Crathes Castle,
owned by the
National Trust, was
built by the
Burnett family...
