Tree Stump from Loch Leven Castle, Edinburgh
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Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned at Loch Leven Castle from 1567-1568, and during her confinement she had no choice but to relinquish her crown in favor of her infant son James VI. A section of the ancient thorn tree stump believed to be standing at that time is now on display. The upper surface bears a carved inscription: ‘A Piece of Queen Mary’s Thorn Tree Loch Leven 1849’. This artifact is showcased in the Birth Room at Edinburgh Castle. For details about visiting, please check our website. To learn more about Loch Leven Castle, visit this webpage. Dimensions are 405mm x 270mm x 360mm. Item code: EDIN042 | Rae Project
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