DOWN MEMORY LANE: Bill McAllister on why the 'concrete carbu

DOWN MEMORY LANE: Bill McAllister on why the 'concrete carbuncle' of south Bridge Street in Inverness has raised hackles and stoked conspiracy theories – but may yet hold an archaeological treasure trove.

Remains of the medieval defensive outer ring of what was called Royal Castlehill lie below the ‘concrete carbuncle’ south side of Bridge Street.

Related Keywords

Ness Castle , Highland , United Kingdom , Edinburgh , City Of , Claude Auchinleck , Inverness Castle , Castle Tolmie , Alexander Ross , John Rhind , Watt Hotel , Inverness Town Council , Albion Hotel , Eastgate Centre , Workmen Club , Murrayfield Real Estate Company , Highland Council , Royal Castlehill , Bridge Street , Upper Bridge Street , Lower Bridge Street , Bill Bryson , Friars Shott , Kessock Bridge , Castle Steps , Castle Road , Queen Mary , Town Council , Marshal Sir Claude Auchinleck , Ness Bridge , Academy Street , Latest News ,