Whiteside Tower
A map of the Clyde and Tweed basins
Robert Gordon, c. 1636 – 1652map image courtesy of NLS
Robert Gordon, c. 1636 – 1652map image courtesy of NLS
Whiteside Tower was extant in the 17th century but only a stoney mound remains.
The tower is said to have been built using stones from the nearby Grahame’s Walls.
Alternative names for Whiteside Tower
White Side; Whytsyd; Whytsyid of Neuklahoope
Where is Whiteside Tower?
Whiteside Tower is in the parish of Newlands and the county of Peeblesshire.
Grid reference: NT 1644 4630
Lat / long: 55.702967, -3.331103
