Grandtully Castle (6)
As is so often the case, this century old MacGibbon &amp; Ross' drawing of Grandtully, free of 'modern' extensions, is very handy for showing the early form of the castle.  Drawn just a few years before the 19th century extension work was started, it clearly shows the main block in the middle, with square towers on the north-west and south-east corners and an angle turret on its north-east angle (there is another on the south-west angle).  

The small north facing dormer window in the ogee roof of the round stair-tower, contains a shield with the date (1629) and initials shown in the earlier floor plan.

Internally, the main block is divided into two parallel cellars, as shown on the earlier floor plan, both of which are vaulted.  The kitchen is shown on the floor plan as being in the north-east tower, however it was originally somewhere else.
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