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Bedlay Castle

Bedlay Castle is a former defensive castle, dating from the late 16th and 17th centuries. It is located between Chryston and Moodiesburn in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. The castle is just off the A80 road, around 8 miles to the north-east of Glasgow, at NS692700. This castle has several ghostlore stories associated with it.

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Location
North Lanarkshire, Between Chryston and Moodiesburn, Scotland
Completed
Around 1580

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Bedlay Castle

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Avg. degree1.9
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related to history · 28
Bedlay Castle → Ballayn, Bedlay, Bishop Cameron, Bishops, Bothlyn Burn, Campbells, David, Earnock, Glasgow, He, In, James, James Boyd, James Roberton, John Roberton, Kilmarnock, Laird, Lord Bedlay, Lord Boyd, Petershill
related to References · 22
Bedlay Castle → Archived, Category, Chryston, Clyde, Coventry, Edition, Environment Scotland, Folly Publications, Glasgow, Goblinshead, Gordon The Castles, June, Listed Building LB4396, March, Martin The Castles, Mike The Castles, National Monuments Record, Retrieved, Scotland, Scotland Site Reference NS67SE
related to The castle · 6
Bedlay Castle → Because, Bedlay, On, Round, The, This
Completed · 1
Bedlay Castle → Around 1580
Location · 1
Bedlay Castle → North Lanarkshire, Between Chryston and Moodiesburn, Scotland
is a · 1
Bedlay Castle → former defensive castle

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castle bedlay scotland glasgow chryston house north around moodiesburn built two building extension ghostlore 1580 lanarkshire original including tower floor

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Bedlay CastleCompletedAround 15801.00infobox
Bedlay CastleLocationNorth Lanarkshire, Between Chryston and Moodiesburn, Scotland1.00infobox
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Bedlay Castlerelated to historyBedlay0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyBallayn0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyBishops0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyGlasgow0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyDavid0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyWilliam0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyBishop Cameron0.60section
Bedlay Castlerelated to historyIn0.60section

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