Stirling Castle in Scotland

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Stirling castle in Scotland was a military stronghold and a royal palace. Located between the Highlands and Lowlands with a commanding view over the Forth Valley. The castle saw military action in the 1300s during the Wars of Independence and against the Jacobite Army in 1746. It was laid seige too and captured by Oliver Cromwell's army in 1651. James VI the future King of both Scotland and England was baptised in the castle in 1566.

Stirling Castle in Scotland
Guns of the Grand Battery - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Guns on the French Spur - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Forework - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Great Hall - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Great Hall Window - Stirling Castle, Scotland
King’s Old Building - Stirling Castle in Scotland
Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Wallace Monument from Stirling Castle in Scotland
Old Football - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Forework from Queen Anne Garden - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Gun - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Nether Bailey - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Queen Anne Garden Entrance - Stirling Castle, Scotland
Queen Anne Garden - Stirling Castle, Scotland