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Meigle
Perth and Kinross

Pictish Stones, Meigle
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Pictish Stones, Meigle

A village in Perth and Kinross 4 miles (6 km) South-East of Alyth, just south of the River Isla in the Valley of Strathmore. A collection of Pictish stones and cross-slabs, which were found in the vicinity, are now housed in the Meigle Museum. Belmont Castle, previously owned by the British Prime Minister Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman (1836 -1908), is now run by the Church of Scotland as a retirement home. Campbell-Bannerman is buried in Meigle Parish Kirkyard.


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Supported by: The Robertson Trust,  The Royal Scottish Geographical Society,
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