I forgot to include this photo of Glamis Castle’s Billiard Room in my previous post:-

Despite the castle never having been built as a stronghold this intertnal door is still pretty sturdy:-

View through door to china collection:-

Powder Room. I forget now if this was used for storing gunpowder or it was the US meaning. The former I should think:-

After the tour of the castle proper comes a set of exhibition rooms with various exhibits.

Countess of Strathmore’s Wedding Dress:-

Information on Countess of Strathmore’s Wedding Dress:-

Doll’s’ House. I believe this was played with by Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, later to be Queen Consort and Queen Mother:-

During the 1715 Jacobite Rebellion James III, as they knew him, but called the Old Pretender by Hanoverians, spent the night in Glamis Castle. He left his watch behind:-

World’s oldest tartan:-

Dolls in Glamis Castle. The taller one on the right here is in the image of the young Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon:-

This elegant bridge over the Tay at Aberfeldy was built by General George Wade as part of his military road building programme to pacify the Highlands after the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715.

Bridge from east:-

Roadway; one track carriageway controlled by traffic lights:-

Bridge from west:-