Aberchirder
| Aberchirder wells |
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Solid granite built, pill box like well housings in the village of Aberchirder which like many 18th century planned villages is better known by the name of the farm toon that preceded it, in this case Foggieloan Moss from two Gaelic words foidh (peat moss) and lon (meadow), so Foggieloan means peaty or boggy meadow. More Information |
| Bishop Meldrum Marnoch |
A baroque extravaganza of a tomb. More Information |
| St. Marnochs Chair, Marnoch |
Two stones surviving from a stone circle More Information |
| Unknown Marnoch |
Neo Classical style tomb. More Information |
| Victoria Fountain Aberchirder |
An ornate neo-classical granite fountain. More Information |
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