Clan Gunn - Gunn's Castle (site of) - Photo Print MacNeacail The Gordons took possession of

The Gordons took possession of it in 1535

with this stunning landscape photograph print of Airlie Castle

Halberry Castle once stood on a coastal promontory above the north sea near Wick

noting only that it was held by the clan and that some remains survive at the cliff edge

Clan Gunn - Gunn's Castle (site of) - Photo Print MacNeacail The Gordons took possession ofThe site of Gunn's Castle, also known as Clyth Castle, occupies a headland above the sea south west of Wick in Caithness, and it was the principal seat of one of Scotland's most independent clans. The 15th century chief George Gunn, who served as coroner of the county, held court here in a manner said to rival any Highland chief in the region, and the castle stood at the centre of the Gunns' bitter feud with the Keiths of Ackergill, rivals who