Traquair House , approximately 7 miles southeast of Peebles, is claimed to be the oldest continually inhabited house in Scotland. Whilst not strictly a castle, it is built in the style of a fortified mansion. It pre-dates the Scottish Baronial style of architecture, and may have been one of the influences on this style. The estate contains the famous Traquair Brewery.
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Aikwood Tower ⓘ castle in Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK
Bemersyde House ⓘ house in the Scottish Borders, UK
Dalhousie Castle ⓘ castle in Midlothian, Scotland, UK
Horsburgh Castle ⓘ castle in Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK
Thirlestane Castle ⓘ castle and museum in Scottish Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom
Traquair House ⓘ tower house converted to country house in Traquair, Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK
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Hawick Museum ⓘ museum in Hawick, Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK
Old Gala House ⓘ museum in Scottish Borders, Scotland, UK
Peebles Museum and Gallery ⓘ local museum in the Chambers Institute, Peebles, Scottish Borders, Scotland, United Kingdom
Robert Smail's Printing Works ⓘ preserved Victorian printworks in Scotland
Scottish Museum of Wool Textiles ⓘ museum in Peebles, Scotland, UK
Glencorse Museum ⓘ museum in Penicuik, Scotland, UK
Halliwells House Museum ⓘ museum in Selkirk, Scotland, UK
The John Buchan Story ⓘ museum in the Chambers Institute, Peebles, Scotland, UK
National Mining Museum Scotland ⓘ mining museum in Midlothian, Scotland
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Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum ⓘ museum in Biggar, South Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Alexis-Simon Belle (1674-1734) - Prince James Francis Edward Stuart (1688–1766) - PCF49 - Traquair House
David Scougall (c.1610-c.1680) (circle of) - Lady Mary Seton (d.1697-1698) - PCF34 - Traquair House
Cosmo Alexander (1724-1772) - Lady Lucy Stuart - PCF30 - Traquair House
Frans Pourbus the elder (1545-1581) (after) - George, 5th Lord Seton, and Family - PCF1 - Traquair House
John Scougal (1645-1730) - Lady Elizabeth Stuart - PCF50 - Traquair House
Dutch School - Curling - PCF27 - Traquair House
John Baptist de Medina (1659-1710) - William, 5th Earl of Nithsdale - PCF2 - Traquair House
John Riley (1646-1691) - John Dryden - PCF37 - Traquair House
David Scougall (c.1610-c.1680) - The Honourable Robert Seton of Windygoul (1642–1672) - PCF7 - Traquair House
David Scougall (c.1610-c.1680) - Lady Anne Seton - PCF51 - Traquair House
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site castle Aikwood Tower tower house Wikidata site castle Bemersyde House peel tower, historic house Wikidata site castle Dalhousie Castle castle Wikidata site castle Horsburgh Castle castle Wikidata site castle Thirlestane Castle castle, country house, independent museum Wikidata site castle Traquair House tower house, country house Wikidata site castle 1263 Neidpath Castle castle Wikidata site castle 1305 Roslin Castle castle Wikidata site castle 1430 Borthwick Castle tower house Wikidata site garden Bowhill House garden, historic house museum, country house Wikidata site garden Mertoun House garden, country house Wikidata site museum Biggar Gasworks Museum museum Wikidata site museum Hawick Museum local museum, local authority museum Wikidata site museum Old Gala House museum, local authority museum Wikidata site museum Peebles Museum and Gallery local museum, local authority museum Wikidata site museum Robert Smail's Printing Works museum, commercial building, history museum Wikidata site museum Scottish Museum of Wool Textiles museum Wikidata site museum 1951 Glencorse Museum museum Wikidata site museum 1982 Halliwells House Museum museum, local authority museum Wikidata site museum 1983 The John Buchan Story museum Wikidata site museum 1984 National Mining Museum Scotland mining museum, national museum, independent museum Wikidata site museum 2009 Borders Textile Towerhouse museum, local authority museum Wikidata site museum 2015 Biggar and Upper Clydesdale Museum local museum, independent museum Wikidata
commons image Alexis-Simon Belle (1674-1734) - Prince James Francis Edward Stuart (1688–1766) - PCF49 - Traquair House
Commons commons image David Scougall (c.1610-c.1680) (circle of) - Lady Mary Seton (d.1697-1698) - PCF34 - Traquair House
Commons commons image Cosmo Alexander (1724-1772) - Lady Lucy Stuart - PCF30 - Traquair House
Commons commons image Frans Pourbus the elder (1545-1581) (after) - George, 5th Lord Seton, and Family - PCF1 - Traquair House
Commons commons image John Scougal (1645-1730) - Lady Elizabeth Stuart - PCF50 - Traquair House
Commons commons image Dutch School - Curling - PCF27 - Traquair House
Commons commons image John Baptist de Medina (1659-1710) - William, 5th Earl of Nithsdale - PCF2 - Traquair House
Commons commons image John Riley (1646-1691) - John Dryden - PCF37 - Traquair House
Commons commons image David Scougall (c.1610-c.1680) - The Honourable Robert Seton of Windygoul (1642–1672) - PCF7 - Traquair House
Commons commons image David Scougall (c.1610-c.1680) - Lady Anne Seton - PCF51 - Traquair House
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