Strathclyde
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Burns Monument
in 1818, Thomas Hamilton won a competition to build a monument to Burns. His design, which was built in 1820-23, was a Choragic Monument of Lysicrates on an Egyptian base. Other choragic monuments are at: EDINBURGH Lothian 'Dugald Stewart Monument' FARLEY Staffoedshire 'The Choragic Monument' TATTON Cheshire 'The Monument' |
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Beehive Doocote
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Labyrinth
GIRVAN
Obelisk
The Obelisk at Girvan is a war memorial. In the distance is the island of Ailsa Craig.
The Obelisk at Girvan is a war memorial. In the distance is the island of Ailsa Craig.
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Burns Monument
The Burns Monument was designed by Robert Samson Ingram and built by Andrew Calderwood, the statue of Burns is by W. Grant Stevenson. It was opened in 1879.
The Burns Monument was designed by Robert Samson Ingram and built by Andrew Calderwood, the statue of Burns is by W. Grant Stevenson. It was opened in 1879.
MAYBOLE
Culzean Castle Ruined Arch
Robert Adam designed Culzean Castle for David Kennedy from 1776 onwards and built a ruined archway to show the ancient lineage of the Kennedys.
Robert Adam designed Culzean Castle for David Kennedy from 1776 onwards and built a ruined archway to show the ancient lineage of the Kennedys.
Culzean Castle Stables
Culzean Castle Arch
Culzean Castle bridge
Camellia House
The Camellia House at Culzean Castle was built by James Donaldson in 1818.
The Camellia House at Culzean Castle was built by James Donaldson in 1818.
Culzean Castle Icehouse
Gateway
Culzean Castle Rock arch
The rock arch at Culzean Castle is known as the Grotto.
The rock arch at Culzean Castle is known as the Grotto.
Pagoda
The Pagoda at Culzean Castle was built in 1860 and was a swan house overlooking Swan Pond. As well as pigeons, the aviary housed gold and silver pheasant, kite and hunting hawks. It was also known as the Monkey House and thought to have been the home of a monkey.
It was restored in 1998.
The Pagoda at Culzean Castle was built in 1860 and was a swan house overlooking Swan Pond. As well as pigeons, the aviary housed gold and silver pheasant, kite and hunting hawks. It was also known as the Monkey House and thought to have been the home of a monkey.
It was restored in 1998.
Culzean Castle Summerhouse
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Built in 1897-1900 at a cost of £5,000.