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The prison tower, from within the wall
A view of the prison tower, from a passageway within the wall

Most of the walls in the castle are enormously thick, up to fifteen feet thick in some places. Many have staircases or passageways built into the stone. Another tower, Spynie Palace, had walls thick enough to build sleeping chambers in them. Most walls were solid, but it is not surprising to find others pierced with small rooms, latrines, or other hallways.

One of the halls lining the curtain wall
The foundation and walls of the hall, with the prison tower

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Uddingston
Strathclyde
3 miles NW of Hamilton
West of B7071
½ miles south of Uddingston
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