Scotland · Region
4 places in West Lothian, from the deepest prehistory to the medieval world.
Sacred place · Prehistoric
West Lothian
Cairnpapple Hill, on a dominating summit 312 metres above sea level with views from coast to coast in central lowland Scotland, was used and re-use…
Building or ruin · Medieval
West Lothian
The Knights Hospitaller of the Order of St John of Jerusalem were invited to Scotland in 1132 by David I, and the preceptory: their Scottish headqu…
Fortified place · Roman
West Lothian
One of the best-preserved Roman earthworks in Scotland: under an acre, with two ditches that were once fifteen feet deep.
Building or ruin · Medieval
West Lothian
Taken back from the English by a hay merchant in 1313, birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots, and burned by accident in 1746.
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