A Ruined Castle's History of the Real Red Wedding | Crichton Castle Scotland Ep 78
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Join us on our new exploration and deep history dive as we venture inside the ruins and dark story of Crichton Castle, a Scottish fortress tied to witchcraft trials, wizards, ghosts, and the events of the real-life inspiration for the Red Wedding of Game of Thrones. This lesser-known and public ruin is today seldom visited, but with a storied past and amazing architecture, it is one place in Scotland you should not miss.
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Thank you for joining us on the new exploration! This week is a deep dive into the sordid story of Crichton Castle. Once home to two successive families who would gain and lose the castle through charges of treason, witchcraft, murder, and the real life historic inspiration for Game of Throne’s “Red Wedding,” it is now a seldom visited public ruin with amazing and unique architecture found nowhere else in Scotland.
Thank you for another great video. I hope you’re doing well?
I had a day where I could not walk, but today I am limping around. Hoping that holds.
Desertify Urbex: Abandoned Places that’s tough. I have been thinking of you and little improvements are better than none. 💖
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More history!!!
You always make me cry with the poems you recite they are beautiful
Thank you! I find them especially touching myself when they are about the places I visit. Marmion is a massive poem and well worth the read. It also has a section I included in the "Necromancer Dungeon" video. :)
Amazing that any part is still standing! Thanks for letting us know about this!! 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🧜🧞🧚🕊️🙋
Thanks for checking it out with us :)
I have to say, that this is one of my favourite places, which you both have visited! Many years ago , when I lived in Roslin and my children were young, I took them here often on pic-nics, as the peaceful surroundings allowed them to run off their excess energy. The outstanding beauty of the land around gave them plenty of space. and the castle was always very peaceful and quiet. I was drawn to it's wonderful history, but you have researched into it a lot further, making it even more interesting and informative! There has been a lot more remedial work carried out by Historic Scotland since then, making it even more interesting, as well as safer too! I have been a follower of your videos and work, from quite early on, and the content of each,mproves each video, you both create!..... Your research into all the historical facts of places, is even better than we Scots can achieve, and your dedication of truth is highly commendable! Crighton Castle, and an earlier Poltalloch house, are at present my favourites, due to me being brought up near Oban in Argyll, and living in the south, near Edinburgh for many years now! My hopes and dreams are that you recover from your illness, caused by "Coronovirus", and come back to Scotland, hopefully to carry out more work like this. So haste Ye back, and come and see us as soon as possible, as we need people like yourselves, devoted to let society know of these wonderful venues, and recording each and everyone of them! Well done, my two dear young friends, who I hold in high esteem!.............old Tich.
Words fail, Tich. Thank you and I am glad to bring it's story to life for you ☺️
Wow that last castle was so beautiful. Would love to go thru that. What terrible times it saw tho. Such a blood thirsty he retire. Thank you so much for all that history, I just loved it. Thanks for taking me along. Please stay safe
Thanks for coming with us Linda :) It seems people never do change in their ability to do terrible deeds. I hope more get to see this place, it is practically crying out for visitors.
I would love too
Watching again.
This is one of the prettiest desertified castles I've ever seen.
I've always liked pinkish bricks and stones used in the building of homes.
This castle is so beautifully laid out, I can imagine the interior being plastered, painted, and beautiful painting and tapestries hung on the walls
I think this my favorite castle so far.
It was saved very nicely from final ruin by the government and amazingly is public now. Not that anybody would know as nobody is ever there. The sandstone is great as when it ages it changes colors, so you get these layers of ages of building where you can see color shifts.
This is a fantastic presentation. My family name is Crichton (now spelled Creighton). I knew of Crichton Castle ruin but have not visited it. While touring Edinburgh Castle I came upon the Black Dinner story before the GoT episode, so it was great to hear of the aftermath and descendants of William Crichton. The connection to Bothwell Castle was a surprise since my great-great grandfather Robert Crichton was born in Bothwell in 1805.
Wow, lots of family connections there. This is what makes creating these prices worth it. When it is of personal interest or value to others. I hadn't seen anything extensive kn the castle and felt it was high time to change the situation. Glad you enjoyed!
great job. Those poor kids
A tragic tale
Wow! Just wow! This place is beautiful and that scenery!! 😍 Great story too!
This one is yet another one of my favorites of yours. Thanks guys! 😎👍🏼
I did not know what people would feel on this one. I am very happy you've enjoyed its tale and beauty. 😁
Amazing history. Lot of research done. Awesome job as usual!!!👍
My pleasure to share!
Are you kidding me with this Francis Stuart dude? Wow! What a story!
A far too little known epic character of Scotland! Sir Andrew Wood of Scotland had an almost as crazy life and I explored his lost tower here as well: ua-cam.com/video/8Y2Lw46Sawc/v-deo.html
Wow, I love Your video, thanks🤗
My pleasure to make it for you :)
WOW Thats some early dates on that wall,can just imagine them chiselling out their mark. Brilliant video as always. Thank you
Welcome! Yes, that and the stairs are truly works of art. Crazy it fell from use soon after they were built.
Oh yes, oh yes, a new one to watch 💕💖💕💖 I love this channel. So hooked on history.
Perfect! This one is drenched in bodies and treachery as well lol.
History lover here
Thanks Beautiful U
Longest longest time fan here and huge follower. Years w this great channel
Keep safe man
Thank you Nancy :) I hope you enjoy this one! It's a wild tale.
Hi, a beautiful castle with so much history within it's wall's. I'm very surprised that hardly anyone visits as it's a castle that still has a large proportion of it remaining. Thank you for sharing it's history, much love. xx💖
I felt I had to do a major piece as I literally once the like person left at the start was completely alone. And it is a short drive from Edinburgh. I expected a hidden gem bit never a gem wall lol. Thank you ☺️
@@DesertifyUrbex Lol, it was a gem of a video that's for sure. 😉😜xx
such beautiful camera work. i would love to see it in person
Thank you :)
absolutely fascinating as always a pleasure to watch. Still so much to see in a place abandoned so long ago.
It's pretty crazy what is left after 700 years or to see the 300 years of additions. Thank you!
It seems that the royalty could raise someone up or destroy someone at will or on nothing more than a whim. Wow! Talk about corrupt politics. The history is astounding. I love hearing the history of these places.
Wasn't it? The more I know the less things seem to change between times. I suppose the kings were probably paranoid and delusional shortly after taking the throne lol.
@@DesertifyUrbex "Uneasy is the head that wears the crown..."
Us making more stories with it,are making thgs worse
I was about to comment how amazing it is to see structures like this with no graffiti right at the point yiu showed all the etchings on the bricks!
Hah! Yes, it was pretty odd to see such old tagging. 1700s even. Oldest I have run into yet from an age when it was totally abandoned.
@@DesertifyUrbex i really appreciate you sharing such amazing places that some of us would otherwise never see or even know about! I love your content and style. I watch a lot of urbex and one thing that always disappointed me ... especially in the US is the amount of human versus natural decay.
I try to imagine what it would be like in the bustling kitchens or quiet study. So much history!
@@brendasutton3806 Thank you Brenda :) I try to find the places with little damage and few visitors. Oddly, these are sometimes public places. In some ways the naming and popularity of places through the news and video have destroyed quite a few of them. Of course I also try to add deep history as most work you see out there has a brief mention at best. Glad you are enjoying the approach!
Hi Desertify great history this is probably the most
interesting history connected castle in Scotland,
you have captured the very essence of medieval castle life
also the tour is of this brilliant Crichton Castle,
history ,, i studied at UNI got my degree in Medieval Uk
history, also our US history
they had odd bed partners in those dark days
to get favour from the then Royalty,, ie here
catholic Mary Queen of Scots who Elizabeth 1st
wanted dead,,, back to castle
you capture these ruins to perfection
the stone staircase on 30.4 how worn the centre steps are
how many courtiers have used those stairs, what intrigue
skulduggery, murder just for gain
you have included every ounce of history
you are UA-cams best historian
soooooo much detail i thankyou
Ed signing out,,,, from Sierra Vista Arizona USA
Wow, thank you! That means a lot coming from a fellow historian. I looked around and felt this castle had never been given a fair shake especially with all of its intriguing tales. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It certainly developed into a work of passion after finding out how seldom visited this is.
A very beautiful old castle to bad not everything was accessible, the story was interesting aswel, it proved scotland was not the place too be, life was a bit short and you had too watch out for what you ate :-) great video again thnx.
Thanks Rolf! Probably have one more from Scotland on the way and another in Ireland before we are fully to New England Explores with a lot less killing and dying young lol. The stairs and dungeon were a let down being sealed off. Hopefully they will be restored at some point.
@@DesertifyUrbex With all the violence & extensive history of the occult, lack of access to the 2 oubliettes is not surprising. Many may attempt to utilize for nefarious purposes...jmo.
Fantastic history lesson! Thank you so much. A lot of my relatives in this story as I'm sure for thousands of others. I would love to go.
It's amazingly just a few miles away from Edinburgh, and yet sees almost nobody. You should!
"It's a king in a box!"
I couldn't resist.
Lol
I'm waiting for ac DC to sing they got the j a c k!
Thank you for this fantastic history. I am a Crichton descendant. I will probably never see this place in my lifetime. It's really quite beautiful.
Thank you and glad to share the story. It is a lesser known gem of a site.
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@19:32, There is the prettiest brickwork I've ever seen. It's even more elegant than the diaper pattern that became popular in England.
The Diamonds look so perfectly matched. Would you happen to know if they are carved stone or brick molds?
That I do not know, but the pillars below it are craved sandstone pieces, so they likely are the same hand construction. It's quite a sight.
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Carved?! Wow!!!
I can imagine seeing them in person was a very special treat.
I'm glad, but surprised, they weren't robbed out when there was still a staircase and a floor.
Another truly remarkable place. To me that diamond wall seemed a strange addition, so mismatched with the rest of the architecture. Thank you for sharing your visit.
Thank you. It really is sort of slapped over the earlier structure. Certainly the most notable feature though. It is even weirder how few visit it.
Love this ! Once again excellent job ! Seeing it is one thing but the historical facts and illustrations make it even more amazing . The ancient rocks are so beautiful and land so green . Thank You !
My pleasure! I think that makes half the exploration, and this one has quite the story. :)
Best video ever!
Thank you ☺️💓
It was really good. The information in the start of it was awesome to hear about what a cool place
@@amberdavidson2769 When I started I watched lots of videos and found nobody was adding information to them. I'm glad to see it was missed by many on youtube.
I just found your Facebook page I love it
@@amberdavidson2769 Nice! Lots of different content there and on www.desertifyurbex.com
Excellent video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
So magnificent. I wish a generous millionaire or the state would restore this to its former glory.
Luckily it is owned by the Scottish government, but it would be nice to see the dungeon opened up and some more work done. It's a very underrated site, compared to the ones most people visit!
Leave well enough alone,sure its been restored several tymes
@@DesertifyUrbex well,the castles says if you like that dungeon so much...
@@dianheffernan3436 The dungeon is totally abandoned and sealed off due to danger. The rest has seen work over the decades. I have seen this in other sites where sections close as they cave in. One of the spiral stairs is also shut down recently due to weak structural integrity.
@@DesertifyUrbex either who they're of a type of beam up (star trek) the WHO, from Britain america the Washington monument, they're picture is next to, each castle represents a synagogue,
I had wondered about your well being since you hinted ar a health situation a few months ago. Am relieved you are up and about and again presenting fascinating imagery and research into days gone by.Many thanks from Down Under.
Thank you John! Doing much better and in the middle of a huge life move which will bring new opportunities. We may be seeing another level of these videos coming in the next year or so.
Look forward to learning more about your developments...let’s hope no skeletons in the cupboards!
Great history, gruesome and complicated. This is such an interesting ruin. I love how each section runs into each other and winds around each other. I seem to b drawn to the older sections. I luv the older stone masonry, it is rougher, but as u say, is more solid ,. Tht diamond wall stands alone, I don't think I've ever seen anything like tht in a castle ruin. It is so isolated, it felt like u and thinkmaster were the only people left on Earth. I did have sort of a sinking in.the pit of my stomach as u went thru. Had to stop and reset my phone in the middle and tht feeling went away, but it came back when I came back on. U cld feel a lot of bad things happened there. Great explore, quiet, no throngs of tourists so u cld really get a feel for it. My kind of place. Thank you! Hope u r feeling better.
Thank you so much. It is truly amazing that it's public at all. I can only imagine the bad things going on behind the walls either. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Sorry I am late watching, although I shared it immediately when premiered some real life matters prevented me watching myself untill now.
God, I really like this castle. A enormous amount of money and resources went into its construction. When it was at its heyday it must have been a formidable sight to see. I can almost see it in my mind after all that you told us about it. Glad to see that conservation efforts are in place. Structural supports in smart places. I loved that ancient graffity wall.
The history of this site is very impressive.
As usual thank you very much for all your efforts. I enjoyed this walk immensely. ❤️😎👍👏👏👏👏
While it falls outside my usual content, so few visit this castle it may as well be abandoned. It felt like I had to share it, as so much effort was down to save it, and yet it's little known. The crazy history alone was a whole video lol. Thanks for walking along with us 😊
Hello, dear ones.
I thoroughly enjoyed the tour, the history, and your cool new software. Great effects.
I've heard there's been a lot of bad weather. Are you two doing well?
God bless you. All your work is outdoors even when you're inside. ;o)
Stay safe, Stay well.
Ah, yes the west or Scotland gets a lot of rain. This was in the summer and we had luckily almost none. I will be back there hopefully soon to record more. You are the first to bring that up. It's so true, even in the houses if it starts to rain you're getting wet lol. Slowly getting ready for a big announcement on our end. Glad you enjoyed this one :)
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Hello.
It's always happy news to hear you two are well.
May I ask for your first names please? Mine is Linda Lee.
Hugs for you and your lady.
I'm looking forward to your announcement. :o)
Fantastic story, love it, glad you were able to wander around this gem, thank you
Thank you for watching, Susan! It is quite an experience to see a place like this that is so ignored, but so important to a nation's story.
People are scary, those poor boys, so well done! Nice and quiet and even getting the nooks and crannies 🤗😎
We were very lucky to not run into others. I find the best places for history and exploring are mostly unknown. Tourists seem to flock to Inverness, Edinburgh, Loch Mess, Eileen Sonam Castle, Glasgow and Skye. If you avoid them you're often the only one around. Truly a special location that deserves more notice.
Thank you! I loved every minute of the tour! Greetings from Illinois..
Thank you for watching! Glad this place is getting some notice. Its story is too little told.
This is wonderful, I find the stone masonry endlessly fascinating. Thanks a bunch for the historical background! When did you visit this castle?
Summer of 2019. Been holding on to it as it was a little out of my normal scope but glad I shared it. It is a special and amazingly empty pal e.
So very fascinating thank you for all your research and your wonderful video .
Thank you for exploring it with us. A story worth the effort to bring to light.
A great job and work well done! Hope you're feeling at least a wee bit better!!! Stay safe ❤👍🌟🌹😍
Thank you! Resting after the last big explore. :)
I'm all caught up on your videos🥳lol great one again looking forward to the next...hope all is well your way🙂
Sweet! Recovering some which is good.
@@DesertifyUrbex I'm on week 3 of a 6-8 week recovery time period lol so far so good back hurts still tho but not as bad as before
Love the history you gave. Very interesting.
Thank you so much, Sherry! It takes a lot of extra work, but I tihnk the sotry is what makes a place truly alive again.
Let it not be forgotten part of the inspiration for the Red Wedding was the Glencoe Massacre of 1692 perpetrated by Clan Campell guest of Clan McDonald
That is was. Along with the MacDonald massacre, likewise the Clandeboye massacre in Ireland and a few others were on his mind when writing too :).
@@DesertifyUrbex My Husband is a MacDonald and we are all about learning our family histories. 😁
@@jaimemcdonald6220 I have them in my family too, as well as the MacGregors. Both enemies of the Campbells. Very cool.
Absolutely love this ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you :) It has an amazingly twisted tale. For whatever reason barely anybody visits either.
@@DesertifyUrbex I’d give anything to be able to go to places like this. Some people don’t know what they have the opportunity to do. Lucky! Hope you’re doing well 🙏🏻 Stay safe!!
Beautiful stone work . The first huge wall looks like a giant block of chocolate squares 😂 thank you for your hard work, you must have been researching for ages 🤗
It was a work of passion for sure. Nobody had really covered it too well so it was worth it. Thank you :)
Perfectly fascinating history❣️ I wonder if the oubliette was sealed off almost entirely during later construction for reasons relating to the supernatural...
There are lots of tales and legends of this. I am also guessing it has become rather deadly. I'm always fascinated with the sealed off ruined parts. Cork Gail has a number of these you can look into. Long crumbling halls of cells running off into the darkness.
I didn't get my notice that you posted a new video😞
Watching now though.
I hope you are feeling better!!🌹🍀
Yikes, hopefully not the old notifications issues at UA-cam. I am doing a bit better and taking it easy after the last explore. I have some good ones coming :)
On today's episode of 'This Old House...'
I should start every video with that. Maybe "this old pile".
The arrow slits in castles are known as balistrarias. A slit or loophole for crossbowmen or arbalester an arbalest is the name of the crossbow itself. A tall slit is for the longbows men and the recess behind the slit/loop is called an embrasure so that the users had room to move.
I did not know that. Currently doing a piece on a castle so this is an interesting bit of knowledge. Thanks.
I like your channel and I like how you pronounce Edinburgh correctly, but I'd like to point out that you pronounce Lothian incorrectly . Its pronounced Low-thian.
Ah, I had wondered about that as I found sources claiming both ways and had to guess. Thank you, and will switch it out next time around.
@@DesertifyUrbex And we will all help I hope, but do it privately, as anyone trying to speaks Scots, and not from Scotland, often have huge problems, but your efforts so far, far exceed theirs!....................................old Tich.
@@margaretsmallallan28 The years of Gaelic helped, but lots of room to grow yet :)
Also Berwick is pronounced Berrick. Apologising in advance for our weird pronunciation rules on various placenames - well, there are no consistent rules.
We often marvel at the building of the pyramids. But these castles must have taken some manpower to move the stones and erect them. I doubt anyone could build these things today without machinery. Amazing.
They really are marvel's. The wall in this one truly is one of a kind as well. It is amazing how many still stand after a thousand years as well. Thank you for exploring this one with us!
I was lock in a bottle dungeon in complete darkness for 5 minutes. I was deply disturbing experience the physical cold and damp never had time to act but mentality the despair kicks in when the hatch closed
It really is something, isn't it? I have had the same thing in a castle and thinking of endless hours there is hard to fathom. Thanks for watching!
@DesertifyUrbex the despair must have been unreal. With the smells of your own waste and the decomposing corps wafting up from the cell below that where you were put and forgotten. Must have drove you mad
Dear, what is the constant loud high-pitched machinery noise while you are in the castle?
I checked and it might be the editing I did to the wind. It was constantly blowing there so all the clips have a background noise reduction done to them, which might produce the noises.
@@DesertifyUrbex
Ooo! That sounds rough.
I have a black sponge and a "dead cat" for cutting out wind and such on my Zoom recorder.
You carry such a high a quality camera. There is surely something on the market for cameras. I'm just guessing because technology is so advanced now.
@@lindalee7322 Sadly the main cam we use lacks external sound plugins, but the newer one that I bought with its whole rig has an external mic with a "dead cat" screen. It's rough as we either have to accept worse sound or worse image quality between the two.
@@DesertifyUrbex
Hmm.... You are smart. I'm sure you'll figure something out.
My Dad was my mentor. He taught me how to think outside the box, and create what i needed if the specific item wasn't available in stores. He passed on back in 2002. I sure miss him.
What's up with your leg hurting so bad?
I hope you feel better soon. God help you to recover fully.
Hugs!
Linda Lee
@@lindalee7322 Thank you. Severe tendonitis :/
I'm a Creighton 😂 my ancestors are from Northern Scotland and Ireland 😊 plus I'm Native American/ Blackfoot. My father is a Creighton
Very cool. Glad to share the family tale.
i love how everyone forgets about wales lol.. we are more famous for our castles but only amongst those who are aware we have the most amount in europe. due to the normans needing to work harder to suppress us, and people forget the normans are viking/frankish to lol. i know this isnt a video about wales, but when you said like ireland scotland is famous for her castles... well they aint got as many as us lol.
It is funny you mention this. I have actually just moved to Wales to complete my circuit of Celtic areas I will be covering. Most near future explores will be in your homeland. I have always loved Wales for it's castles. Ireland has many more, but most are classed as tower houses or stone keeps. Not the massive and great works of Edward I or the Welsh princes. I think you might enjoy what we have in store :)
So the Earls of Bothwell were Hepburns? Interestingly, actress Katherine Hepburn played Mary Queen of Scots in an early movie, Bothwell portrayed as a dashing hero she married..
Well, he was charming. Many also think he sexually assaulted her. Hard to say with the complex situation, and warring sides possibly changing written history after the fact. One thing is for sure, though, that both owning families had some dark and twisting fate.s
Amen to that! I only recently learned more of the story, your excellent video is beautifully well done!
@@lilyrain7584 Thank you so much :)
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Ah. I don't know he was definstered. The most famous one was in Central Europe.
The Douglases usually put a relative on each side of everything.
Sir Walter Scott which I am a decent of. Wow didn’t know that
He wrote some great works. So many I have been to that are incredibly atmospheric, and places of which he wrote.
Wow I've heard keep your friends close but your enemies closer....sheesh in their case your family closest 🤯. Wonder if they excavated that dungeon closed off how many bodies they'd find 🤷
It likely goes down a good ways, so who knows. Leap castle had a special killing pit that was full of skeletons when they opened it up.
@@DesertifyUrbex 🤪
It would be awesome if someone could do a cgi rendering of what it looked like
That'd be neat. Maybe down the road the owning govt body will do these for their sites.
The murders didn't even happen at a wedding. There are several which did, in Scotland and in France.
That is true, however George R R Martin has said much of the inspiration came from this event and also the massacre of Glencoe.
Beautiful and interesting, but all too fast!
Thanks so much!
Its safe to say, it was quite dangerous to have a meal with King james.
A good invite to skip. Especially if your name is Douglas.
@@DesertifyUrbex . Lol!! Right
Low-the-an dear. Not Loth-e-an !
Sorry about that :) Realized it after it was uploaded.
Its not Lothian as is "clothian" its Lothian as in "lowthian"
Thanks!
These are my ancestors
That's great. I love it when we can relate a past to the present. Glad to share the story :)
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Too me , it was the Campbells murdering their hosts that reminded me of The red wedding......dreadful and im related.....but we are survivers......
I wish these could be fixed.....they are so beautiful and buildings of today are absolute rubbish ! You even just stated the newer bits of these beautiful structures are usually the first to ruin....
Buildings today , most are utter rubbish ! How so humanity got stupider ?
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Wtf. They were insane.
Pretty much, lol.
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What a shame. They had a great castle, beautiful lands, and a fine income but they wanted more and played power politics and lost it all.
Such a common story, though theirs at least has so many twists and turns it almost seems like fiction!
Every noble family wants ultimate power. Power corrupts they say so true.
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The same human psychology of power at play then can be seen today in the 'trial' of President Trump.
this is worse than a soap opera what and who did what?
A real life soap opera with lots of witchcraft, murder and betrayal :)
Do you have pictures of the room with the artifacts?
I will have to check. I did not show all my shots. It looked to be stonework they saved but could not reattach.
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