Edzell Monumental Arch
Museum | Brechin | Scotland | United Kingdom
Gothic architecture in Edzell
The Dalhousie Memorial Arch in Edzell, Scotland, is a striking structure that was erected in 1887 in honor of the 13th Earl of Dalhousie and his wife. The Earl and his wife passed away on the same day, and the arch serves as a memorial to their contributions to the community.
Memorial for the Earl of Dalhousie
Architecture and Design:
Historical sites in Scotland
Spanning the main street of Edzell, the arch welcomes visitors entering the village. It is designed in the neo-Gothic style, featuring intricate stonemasonry and decorative elements typical of the late 19th century. The arch is a notable example of the architecture of that period, harmoniously blending into the village's landscape.
Visit landmark in Edzell
Significance and Heritage:
Cultural heritage of Edzell
The Dalhousie Memorial Arch not only commemorates the 13th Earl of Dalhousie and his wife, but also symbolizes the history and cultural heritage of Edzell. It reflects the community's appreciation for its history and the importance of honors and memories.
