Kingencleugh Castle, Mauchline

Kingencleugh Castle was built on lands held by the Campbell family around 1620. The Castle was later abandoned after the present day mansionhouse was built around 1765.
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RI_DI_0077272
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Historic Properties and Monuments
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East Ayrshire Council
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