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Glenshee

Glenshee is a magical place with a rich history, it takes its name from the Gaelic word shith, signifying ‘fairies’. Until the old tongue died out in the late 1800’s the inhabitants were known as Sithichean a’ Ghlinnshith – ‘The Elves of Glenshee’. The Glen’s ancient meeting place behind the kirk was called Dun Shith (Hill of the Fairies) and is still dominated by a standing stone from the Bronze age. 

The Spittal of Glenshee was founded by monks from Coupar Angus Abbey to provide shelter and hospitality for travellers.

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