Caskieben Castle/Keith Hall, Clan Keith Paper Napkins

Only a mound and a moat remain where Caskieben/Keith Hall once stood near Inverurie, Scotland. It began as a palisaded tower built in the 12th century by the Garviach family during the Norman expansion into Scotland. The tower was expanded in the 13th century into a stone castle known as Caskieben, but renamed Keith Hall. This public domain photo is of a colorized postcard dated June 30, 1909. The Keith clan if fortunate to have other associated castles/homes: Keith Marischal House, Dunnottar Castle, and Fetteresso Castle. Public Domain Photo