Braemar Castle

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Braemar Castle is a 17th-century fortress in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, historically associated with the Jacobite risings and now preserved as a heritage attraction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Category A listed building
castle
historic building
scheduled monument
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle L-plan tower house
associatedEvent Jacobite rising of 1689 NERFINISHED
Jacobite rising of 1715 NERFINISHED
associatedWith Jacobite risings NERFINISHED
builtBy John Erskine, Earl of Mar NERFINISHED
builtInCentury 17th century
burnedBy Jacobite forces NERFINISHED
burnedInYear 1689
constructionStartYear 1628
country Scotland
function heritage attraction
museum
garrisonPeriodStart 18th century
hasFeature battlements
spiral staircase
star-shaped curtain wall
turrets
vaulted rooms
hasRoomType dining room
drawing room
kitchen
laird’s bedroom
historicalOwner Earls of Mar NERFINISHED
Farquharson of Invercauld family NERFINISHED
leasedTo Farquharson clan NERFINISHED
locatedIn Aberdeenshire
Cairngorms National Park NERFINISHED
village of Braemar
locatedOn banks of the River Dee
managedBy local community trust
material stone
near Invercauld Estate NERFINISHED
Royal Deeside NERFINISHED
openToPublic true
originalFunction fortified residence
hunting lodge
rebuiltInCentury 18th century
region Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
tourismCategory Scottish castle attraction
underRestoration true
usedAs barracks
garrison
usedBy British Army

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Dee Valley hasCastle Braemar Castle
Braemar hasStructure Braemar Castle
Erskine family historicalSeat Braemar Castle