Crathes Castle - Scottish Heraldry Documentary (Heraldry Explained)
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- čas přidán 2. 08. 2019
- Standing against a backdrop of rolling hills and set within its own glorious gardens, Crathes Castle is every inch the classic Scottish tower house - and a fantastic day out for all the family.
The Burnett family, who lived in the castle for over 350 years, had roots in the area dating back to 1323 when Robert the Bruce granted them nearby land. Alexander Burnett built the castle in the 16th century, an intricate maze of turrets, towers, oak panels and painted ceilings, many of which survive beautifully to this day.
Inside you’ll find a labyrinth of cultural history, from family portraits to fine antique furniture. The walled garden is a wonderful jungle of history, split into eight sections that encompass every green delight imaginable a sculpted topiary, soft herbaceous colours and modern exotic blooms. The massive yew hedges are thought to have been planted as early as 1702.
Crathes Castle Estate was once part of the Royal Forest of Drum. Today there are a range of waymarked and clearly signposted trails. Look out for wildlife along the way - you may see red squirrels, woodpeckers and herons. #Scottish heraldry - Krátké a kreslené filmy
This man did an outstanding job presenting ❤
Have been to crathes twice, will be back at the gathering in 2001 I will have my 80th birthday in scotland at crathes.can not wait.
Kia ora from New Zealand I descended from Alfred and Ada Burnett of the New Zealand Line, I know my nana , sent a full genealogy back to Crathes, in 2000. During the settlers of Nz in 1800s the Scottish came in many ships, so I find this very enlightening, thank you so much. Mt Cook station in the south island has a gate with the crest and motto and Initials and in Cave, I was allowed to spread ashes on the land. Other family of the first Burnetts, A brother went to Wanganui, another brother went to USA. Only my oldest cousin has visited from our tree branch line, he said it was amazing. We haven't forgotten you, Sending love to you all.
So awesome learning about my family heritage like this! 100% at the top of my bucket list!
This is my burnett family home. We just had our 700th reunion
I'm related to you. Somewhere along the line we became the nails, then the Doyals, and now the Newtons. But these are my ancestors and I wish to visit
We are related !! ❤
This is OUTSTANDING! I've learnt so much about Heraldry!!! Congratulations to all who participated in the making of this video!! On my way to Crathes!
Ha forgot we made this, thanks for watching. All credit goes to the presenter who did all this without a script...crazy.
So Great!!!
The fire place in the kitchen was the greatest
I need to build me one just like it
A good overview for those who are new to the subject. Always nice to see Don Pottinger's wonderful illustrations. Glad that the Flemish origins of heraldry were cited, as well: until recently, it has been widely overlooked. We have Beryl Platts to thank for revealing much of that forgotten history.
This video is amazing. !!!!
Excellent presentation!
Oooh Rah House of Burnett!
Alexander Burnett is in my family tree. Hannah Burnett was my 2nd g-grandmother daughter of Cyrus Burnett, son of Robert, son of John, son of Robert, son of William, son of Thomas, son of Alexander Burnett of Leys. Amazing. Do I get a family discount?
We are related! I am a newton, but the burnetts are my direct ancestors.
I'm a Burnett
Same
Alexander Burnet 8th of Leys is my 13th great grandfather! Where can I pick up the keys please? lol
Im also a direct descendent
@@drewburnett6348 I'm related too my 8th great-grandmother was Priscilla Burnett, was one of the great-grandaughters of Alexander Burnett, 11th Laird of Leys and Hon. Katherine Arbuthnot by their 3rd son, Dr. Thomas Burnett, SR.. Their eldest son was Alexander Burnett became heir apparent to the Burnett of Leys as Alexander Burnett, 12th Laird of Leys.
another cousin, alexander burrnet of leys is my 10th great grandfather, hope to see you at he family gathering in 2001 don
@@donaldburnette5619 hey cousin, I live in upstate ny but attending one of the family gathering is on my bucket list :)
i’m a family friend of alexander burnett himself
my family used to own it and they built it a long time ago
yes, but it still used today by the Burnett of Leys family today but they don't live there anymore their descendants can use the castle.
Oh my lord. I wrote that 2 years ago on my nanas old account and I knew nothing about my heritage and family history. I was so dumb lol
My mom's family
If Robert the Bruce secured Scottish independence, why is
King Charles the Duke of Edinburgh? At some point, Scotland lost their independence…
This guy probably knows Obama’s last name.