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Bridge Of Ardonald, Victoria diamond jubilee fountain
Gothic style fountain with lion mask spout over a stone trough. It is inscribed centre front - 'Victoria diamond jubilee fountain 1897'. Nearby to the same loop of old military road are two old healing wells HACKLEBURNIE WELL at NJ 472 448 (The spring still flows from a pipe into the garden of a modern bungalow, though its water is also used by a hotel on the hillock above.) and BOGFORGUE WELL at NJ 467 449 (a healing well; on the bank of the Burn of Cairnie, beneath an electricity power line; not easy to get at.)
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Double Head sculpture Huntly
A contemporary stone carving of a double head also making a feature of the subjects hands.
Duke of Richmond statue Huntly
A Victorian portrait statue, inscription reads: Erected as a memorial of Charles Gordon Lennox Fifth Duke of Richmond, by the tenantry of the Lordship of Huntly.
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Gordon Highlanders Memorial
The regimental crest of a Hart's head with ivy wreath on top of the motto 'BYDAND' mounted on a plinth of undressed pink granite.
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Huntly fountain
A fountain in various granites that looks as though it was designed to show of stone masons virtuosity. It is adorned with gilded Biblical texts relating to water.
Huntly war memorial
It is of a classical, elongated style in granite, octagon in plan with square piers and entablature panel screens between which are open at the top. It is surmounted by a four-sided tapering obelisk. There is a one-step base with a small flight of three steps leading up to it. It was unveiled 24 September 1922.
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Standing Stones of Strathbogie
Two small standing stones that may once have formed part of a stone circle. One of them has been used as a Pictish symbol stone marked with the 'horseshoe' and 'double-disc' symbols, these are no longer legible.
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