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Wedderburn Castle

Wedderburn Castle is an 18th century Adam mansion which incorporates an old tower house.

In 1490 George Hume of Wedderburn was granted the lands of Morristoun in Berwickshire which Andrew Anstruther of Anstruther had resigned.

In September 1545 the Castell of Wetherburne was burned by an English army led by Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford.

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Alternative names for Wedderburn Castle

Castell of Wetherburne; Wetherborne; Wetherburne

Clans associated with Wedderburn Castle

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Surnames associated with Wedderburn Castle

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Hume

Where is Wedderburn Castle?

Wedderburn Castle is in the parish of Duns and the county of Berwickshire.

Grid reference: NT 80838 52854

Lat / long: 55.768642, -2.3069793

OS Map for Wedderburn Castle

Berwick-upon-Tweed (Eyemouth, Duns, St Abb’s Head & Cockburnspath)
OS Explorer map 346

Directions to Wedderburn Castle

Enter a starting point

Weather at Wedderburn Castle

10°C
max 11°C / min 9°C

2km/h E
1000mb
84%
83%
03:57 20:13

Broken clouds
Weather observed at Duns at 09:10

References (books)

Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (Volume 1)

Various
Edinburgh, 1854

The Castles of Scotland

Martin Coventry
Prestongrange, 2015

The History and Antiquities of Roxburghshire and adjacent districts, Volume 3

Alexander Jeffrey
Edinburgh, 1855

References (websites)

Listed Building record
Canmore
Wikipedia
Wedderburn Castle

Castles near Wedderburn Castle

Ancient sites near Wedderburn Castle

Duns Law fort

3.0km away

Broomhouse Mains souterrain

3.4km away

Cockburn Law fort

8.1km away

Edin's Hall broch and fort

8.3km away

Castle Dikes fort

12.9km away

Aytonlaw fort

13.1km away

The Chesters fort

14.7km away

Bruntaburn Mill standing stone

21.2km away

Cambridge standing stone

22.8km away

more ancient sites....

Pictish stones near Wedderburn Castle

Borthwick Mains Class I symbol stone

53.4km away

The Coves, Caiplie Class I symbols

56.9km away

Abercrombie 1 Class III cross slab

58.1km away

Abercrombie 2 Class III cross slab

58.1km away

Abercrombie 3 Class III cross slab

58.1km away

Abercrombie 4 Class III cross slab

58.1km away

Crail Class III cross-slab

58.5km away

Abernethy No. 2 Class III symbol stone

58.7km away

Abernethy No. 4 Class III cross shaft

58.7km away

more Pictish stones....

Pictish sites near Wedderburn Castle

Hoardweel silver chain

7.4km away

Whitlaw silver chain

31.3km away

Traprain Law silver chain

31.4km away

Haddington silver chain

35.9km away

Norrie's Law hoard

67.6km away

Borland silver chain

74.7km away

Todholes (possible) silver chain

77.0km away

Whitecleugh silver chain

104.4km away

Dunnicaer fort

131.9km away

more Pictish sites....

Cafés, restaurants & bars near Wedderburn Castle

Allanton Inn

hotel, bar, restaurantDuns

5.9km away

Hirsel Cottage Tea Room

caféColdstream

12.7km away

Castle Hotel

hotel, bar, restaurantColdstream

13.5km away

The Courtyard Restaurant, Floors Castle

café, restaurantKelso

20.5km away

The Terrace Café, Floors Castle

caféKelso

21.0km away

George & Abbotsford Hotel

hotel, barMelrose

32.1km away

Smeaton Nursery Gardens & Tearoom

caféEast Linton

33.5km away

Baxters Selkirk

caféSelkirk

40.5km away

Selkirk Deli

caféSelkirk

41.5km away

Macdonald Marine Hotel & Spa

hotel, restaurant, barNorth Berwick

42.2km away

more food.... / more drink....

Wedderburn Castle

Alternative names for Wedderburn Castle

Clans associated with Wedderburn Castle

Surnames associated with Wedderburn Castle

Where is Wedderburn Castle?

OS Map for Wedderburn Castle

Directions to Wedderburn Castle

Weather at Wedderburn Castle

References (books)

References (websites)

Castles near Wedderburn Castle

Mungo's Walls (site of)

Manderston (site of)

Kimmerghame (site of)

Nisbet House

Kelloe Bastle (site of)

Duns Castle

Broom House (site of)

Cumledge (site of)

Borthwick Castle (site of)

Ancient sites near Wedderburn Castle

Duns Law fort

Broomhouse Mains souterrain

Cockburn Law fort

Edin's Hall broch and fort

Castle Dikes fort

Aytonlaw fort

The Chesters fort

Bruntaburn Mill standing stone

Cambridge standing stone

Pictish stones near Wedderburn Castle

Borthwick Mains Class I symbol stone

The Coves, Caiplie Class I symbols

Abercrombie 1 Class III cross slab

Abercrombie 2 Class III cross slab

Abercrombie 3 Class III cross slab

Abercrombie 4 Class III cross slab

Crail Class III cross-slab

Abernethy No. 2 Class III symbol stone

Abernethy No. 4 Class III cross shaft

Pictish sites near Wedderburn Castle

Hoardweel silver chain

Whitlaw silver chain

Traprain Law silver chain

Haddington silver chain

Norrie's Law hoard

Borland silver chain

Todholes (possible) silver chain

Whitecleugh silver chain

Dunnicaer fort

Accommodation near Wedderburn Castle

Groom's Cottage, Wedderburn Castle

Keeper's Cottage, Wedderburn Castle

West Lodge, Wedderburn Castle

Garden Cottage, Wedderburn Castle

Bank House, Duns

Pavilion Lodge, Duns Castle

Allanton Inn

The Wheatsheaf Restaurant With Rooms

The Craw Inn

Babingtons Cottage

Accommodation search

Accommodation type

Cafés, restaurants & bars near Wedderburn Castle

Allanton Inn

Hirsel Cottage Tea Room

Castle Hotel

The Courtyard Restaurant, Floors Castle

The Terrace Café, Floors Castle

George & Abbotsford Hotel

Smeaton Nursery Gardens & Tearoom

Baxters Selkirk

Selkirk Deli

Macdonald Marine Hotel & Spa

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Published on the 12th of November 2011 at 4:50 pm. Updated on the 14th of May 2021 at 3:49 pm.

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