Clan Mackenzie - Castle Leod Framed & Mounted Photo Print Argyll & Bute a fifteenth-century tower on a

a fifteenth-century tower on a hilltop above the Fiddich valley in Moray

and held this territory for centuries following the grant of Lennox lands to their founding ancestor

The present building was constructed from 1743

The clan's ancestral estates were sold to the Graham Dukes of Montrose in 1682 to settle debts

it still is

Clan Mackenzie - Castle Leod Framed & Mounted Photo Print Argyll & Bute a fifteenth-century tower on aPhotographer Aly Wight took this photograph of Castle Leod, a tower house a few miles from Dingwall in the Scottish Highlands, built by Sir Roderick Mackenzie of Coigach around 1610. The name was Roderick's own choice, a deliberate nod to the clan's connection with the MacLeods of Lewis. His descendants were raised to the Earldom of Cromartie in 1703, and Castle Leod became their chief seat. More than four centuries on, it still is. While most clan