Linlithgow Palace
In the 15th and 16th centuries the palace was one of the principal
residences of the monarchs of Scotland.
It continued to be maintained after the monarchs left for England in 1603 but the palace was little used and in 1746 was burned out. It is now a visitor attraction in the care of Historic Scotland. |
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St Michael's Church at Linlithgow Palace The
church was built on the site of an older church and was consecrated in
1242.
Following a fire in 1424 most of the present building dates from the mid 15th century with extensive restorations in the 19th century. Parts of the Church of St Michael were brought into use as they were completed and the church was completed in 1540. |
Entrance
Gateway to Linlithgow Palace and St Michael's Church |
The Peel ( Park
) and Loch at Linlithgow Palace |
Cockleroy Hill in Beecraigs Country Park above Linlithgow
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Linlithgow from Cockleroy Hill in Beecraigs Country Park
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The Town House ( 1668 ) in Linlithgow
This is one of the many historic buildings lining the High Street. |
The Palace and St Michael's Church from the Union Canal running through Linlithgow |
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