Declared derelict in 1973, this castle has a rich history with the building standing on the site of what used to be home to a family of dukes. The structure itself was constructed in the aftermath of a fire which destroyed the original building and to this day remains a ruin on the outskirts of Stirling. Very little of what once existed within the castle walls remains today with the only recoverable remnants of the building’s past being a degrading staircase and a significantly in-tact sandstone grand fireplace. Source: Adventure & Anxiety Source: Media Drum World This particular structure’s open roof can be attributed to its removal in 1954 in an attempt to prevent taxation on the property. Source: Atlas Obscura The altogether decaying nature of the ruin is noticeable with rubble scattered, walls crumbling and missing floors throughout the extent of the property. This can easily be chalked up to its exposure to year-round harsh S...