Today, I am collating images form my tour in 2007.

Innerpeffary lies close to Crieff in Perthshire. It is home to a library dating back to 1763 together with a castle and chapel.

Here is the ruined castle, which is actually a fortalice and can only be viewed from a distance. It was built by the 1st Lord Madertie.

Here is the 16thC Collegiate Chapel of St. Mary.



Interior of the library which contains over 3,800 volumes.


View towards Crieff from the library.


This location is well worth a visit,especially for those with an academic interest in the collection of historic books.

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posted by Catswhiskers @ 4:04 AM