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Wallace Monument
It was from this 110m/360ft high hill thatWallace watched the English army cross Stirling Bridge before he led the Scots to battle and victory against them in 1297. The 67m/220ft high tower was designed by J. T. Roachead and took 8 years to build and was completed in 1869. Money for the monument was raised by public subscription. |
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Standing
on top of the Abbey Craig, a wooded outcrop 2 miles north of Stirling is the National Wallace Monument, which
built as a tribute to William Wallace.
