Caerlaverock Castle is at the forefront of a pioneering project to see how heritage sites can become a “well used resource” for local communities.
Britain’s only triangulated fortress is run by Historic Environment Scotland and is noted for a seige in July, 1300, involving Edward I.
Now, thanks to a new project called “Creative Caerlaverock” – led by the Dumfries-based Stove Network in partnership with HES – it is central to the development of “new and innovative approaches to heritage”.
