The castle was used by Sir Alexander Stewart as a base for his operations against sites in northern Scotland in the 14th century, which culminated in the sacking and burning of Elgin Cathedral. Long is disrepair, the five-year restoration cost £300,000 and included cleaning and repointing of the castle walls.
Drumin Castle to Re-Open to the Public
Submitted by Milica on Tue, 2005-07-12 18:35
Drumin Castle, the 14th century home of the notorious "Wolf of Badenoch," is set to re-open to the public after extensive restoration. The fortress is located on the Glenlivet Estate in Moray, Scotland.
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