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Linlithgow

  • View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection.
    View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection. View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection.
    View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection.
    View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection.
  • In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left.
    In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left. In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left.
    In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left.
    In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left.
  • Ceiling detail.
    Ceiling detail. Ceiling detail.
    Ceiling detail.
    Ceiling detail.
  • Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542.
    Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542. Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542.
    Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542.
    Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542.
  • Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V.
    Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V. Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V.
    Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V.
    Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V.
  • Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace.
    Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace. Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace.
    Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace.
    Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace.
View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection.
In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left.
Ceiling detail.
Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542.
Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V.
Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace.
    • View of central interior of Linlithgow. All the James had a hand here. James I started it in early 1400s. Statement of wealth rather than for protection.
    • In the Jacobite Rebellion King James VII backed the wrong side and lost the palace. Duke of Cumberlands army was billeted in 1746 and left fires burning when they left.
    • Ceiling detail.
    • Mary Queen of Scots, daughter of James V was born here is 1542.
    • Detail on the fountain built around 1538 by James V.
    • Crazy little steps up the outside of a viewing tower at the very top of the palace.

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