Was this cross always here? The Fraser Tytler Memorial stands before us. It’s a grand monument to a remarkable family. The Tytlers, you see, were prominent figures in Scottish law and literature. Their story is woven into the very fabric of Woodhouselee. The memorial itself is a striking Celtic cross, reaching high above us. It was erected in 1893 as a testament to their legacy. The names of several family members are etched onto the base. If you look closely, you can see the Fraser Tytler family crest on a brass plate. This grand monument is all that remains of the former estate, New Woodhouselee, which once stood nearby. Although the grand house is gone, the Fraser Tytler Memorial serves as a reminder of a family whose influence resonated far beyond these hills.
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