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Restenneth Priory
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Forfar
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Restenneth Priory
A parish to the northeast of Forfar in Angus, Restenneth is noted for its ruined priory which was probably a Pictish foundation. It was probably founded by King David I (c.1080 - 1153). Its square tower with octagonal spire forms a prominent landmark. From the 12th century until the Reformation it was an Augustinian priory.

Derived from the Gazetteer for Scotland with permission.


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