Glengorm Castle Stones

Glengorm Castle three standing stones occupy a commanding position on the end of a ridge in the broken ground to the west of the Castle. In the early 1880s only one of the stones was upright, but the other two had been re-erected by 1942. The stones are surrounded by a modern enclosure-bank and the packing-stones visible around the two re-erected stones are also of a recent date.

A large heap of stones nearby was recorded in 1883, but it is no longer visible, and it is not clear from the description whether it was a prehistoric burial-cairn or not.

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