Crookston Castle

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Crookston Castle is a medieval ruined tower house near Glasgow, Scotland, notable for its hilltop position and association with the Stewart family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
scheduled monument
tourist attraction
tower house
architecturalStyle medieval
associatedWith Darnley Stewarts NERFINISHED
Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley NERFINISHED
Mary, Queen of Scots NERFINISHED
Stewart family NERFINISHED
buildingType fortified tower house
builtOn motte
category Castles in Glasgow
Ruined castles in Scotland
Scheduled Ancient Monuments in Glasgow
condition ruin
country Scotland
era Middle Ages
governedBy Scottish heritage protection laws
hasAccess public footpath
hasFeature central tower keep
corner towers (turrets)
curtain wall remains
hasNameOrigin named after the de Croc family
hasViewOver River Clyde area NERFINISHED
south-west Glasgow
heritageDesignation Scheduled Ancient Monument
locatedIn Crookston, Glasgow NERFINISHED
Glasgow
locationCharacteristic hilltop site
managedBy Historic Environment Scotland
material stone
near Paisley (town) NERFINISHED
Pollok area of Glasgow NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the Stewart dynasty
prominent hilltop position overlooking surrounding area
openToPublic yes
ownedBy The State (on behalf of the people of Scotland) NERFINISHED
ownedInPastBy Darnley Stewarts NERFINISHED
Stewart family NERFINISHED
de Croc family NERFINISHED
partOf Scottish medieval fortifications
precededBy earlier earthwork fortification
region Renfrewshire (historic) NERFINISHED
surroundedBy urban area of modern Glasgow
tourismType heritage tourism
usedFor defence
residence
symbol of feudal power

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White Cart Water passesNear Crookston Castle