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NextAt once alluring and amusing, the Pineapple is a unique fixture atop a grand country house. Built in the 1780s by the Earl of Dunmore, a pineapple sculpted in stone sits above the front door – believed to show off the Earl’s great wealth (pineapples were very rare at the time). The Pineapple – and the adjoining house and grounds – are now cared for by the National Trust for Scotland.
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Stirling,Stirlingshire
Stirling,Stirlingshire
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Stirling,Stirlingshire
Stirling,Stirlingshire
Stirling,Stirlingshire
Stirling,Stirlingshire
Stirling,Stirlingshire
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