Ruthven Barracks, Kingussie, Scotland - The last Jacobite battle! Bonnie Prince Charlie

The beautiful barracks of Ruthven near Kingussie in the Highlands of Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Little known and often missed by visitors to this area, Ruthven Barracks was the site of the final Jacobite battle of Bonnie Prince Charlie’s 1745/1746 ill-fated campaign.
Just days after being defeated at Culloden on the 16th April 1746 thousands of Jacobites descended up on British garrison outpost at Ruthven near Kingussie much time the horror of the handful of British redcoat soldiers based here!
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[@maureenshaw737]

Och goodness, that’s where I grew up 😊 There’s a churchyard tucked beside the river in Kingussie which has some really old graves in it. John Macpherson, Ruthven barrack master is buried there, along with his children. The stones have incredible lettering on them.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

I know it well Maureen. I thought the ground might be boggy so skipped it after all the flooding. Hope it brought back happy memories

[@のでらこむぎ]

日本より、むかしのまんま

[@gypsyjustgypsy]

What a beautiful location. Your stories bring this desolate place to life, John. Thanks for taking us here!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed

[@judithsands2737]

Splendid tour but still a sad place no matter which side you chose.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

It is Judith…. Tough times in the Highlands

[@marjoriegarner5369]

WONDERFUL VIDEO in every way. Thanks. from an 81 yr old granny, who has deep Scottish roots. I'm in Montana, USA.

[@emilyjayne77]

It’s so weird not hearing you say “the fields of Perthshire” 😅 Loving this channel too!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Haha 😂 yes I often nearly say it by mistake 😂 glad you enjoyed

[@adztaylor2277]

Very interesting and enjoyable John. Stunning scenery and history telling. All the best bud.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated

[@davidstrother496]

Thank you, John, for the wonderful little tour of the barracks. Your presentation is great, as you narrate the history of the area. Perhaps someday I will be able to actually visit Scotland. Cheers from Texas.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Make it happen David! You won’t regret it. Thanks for the kind words

[@jahmellesherman8224]

This tour was fantastic, John! Thanks for putting this together for us 😊

[@neilmorley7022]

What a amazing tour of the castle & info was well truely detailed, AMAZING 😊😊

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated Neil. Thanks for watching

[@dgb56bgd]

Blessings, John. How AWESOME! Thanks so very much for sharing your SKILL with us. I have traveled around the world a few times, lived in China for 15 years, but I never made it to Scotland. London, England, yes…but not Scotland. My loss. Now I’m too old and broken, to travel. Thank you, for sharing the absolute BEAUTY of Scotland. Blessings, from this old man in northeast Tennessee. BRAVO!

[@andreamassari9099]

Wonderful history! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks for watching otherwise I wouldn’t do it!!

[@tanjamorris5647]

Love this, so interesting. The effort it must have taken to construct this Garrison, just amazing. Also can’t help but chuckle about the “provisions”. How times have changed. 😅

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks Tanja! The surveyors who came to design the garrison were actually kidnapped, but in the moment I forgot to mention that bit… very much the lawless highlands 😂

[@SouthernRebel414]

This is an amazing tour with the history as well. Loved seeing the horses roaming free. John you are so lucky to live in a country with so much history and historical places. America is a baby in comparison. Can’t wait for the next tour and history lesson. Thank you

[@wolfdog7265]

America a baby? Well I think not. What about the Aztec, Inka, Indian history?

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks and best wishes. Have a great weekend! I never take our amazing history for granted that’s for sure and it never fails to impress no matter how often I visit

[@SouthernRebel414]

@@wolfdog7265 granted but a lot of our historical sites aren’t preserved the way they should be

[@philiprufus4427]

Used to pass this place regulariy on the way to my German Stalker pals at the Invreshie House Hotel at nearby Kincraig, back in the eighties,stunning area. Lighting at night is positively haunting and dramatic. Always meant to have a look round the Barracks but sadly never got around to it. Really enjoyed your video. Used to do battlefield renactments with an 18th Century replica three pounder, RFA Period Uniform the lot. The coat and tricorn hat was surprisingly effective in inclement Highland Weather. The 45 is a particular old hobby. One of the first things you learn about the 45 is that many of The Redcoats were in fact Scottish. The Argyll Militia,The Royal Scots(Pontuis Pilutes Bodyguard) The North British Fusiliers(Ayrshire),Gardiners Dragoons,The Glasgow Militia,The Cameronians, The Black Watch. Add to that Dutch,German, and French Hueganots and The 45 is not so clear cut as it would at first seem. There were English County and Household Regiments there they were by no means alone however. There is a recorded incident at Ruthven of a Sergeant Molloy and a limited number of men defending The Barracks against a Superior Jacobite force when this was I do not know. The Jacobite's later burned the place. Dragoons inccidentaly could function as cavalry or infantry being 'armed to the teeth,' with sword and pistol,as well as musket and bayonet as opposed to cavalry carbine.

[@sherimorris8184]

I love your tours and history lessons!!! Scotland has such a great history! Thank you!!!!!!

[@CalvinJamescaljamer]

Thanks for the History lesson.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

My pleasure Calvin. Thanks for watching

[@craftybarb6220]

Brilliant I wish we had known about the Barracks and final days of the Jacobite rebellion. Thank you so interesting. I'm Engish, my husband was part Scottish and would have loved your videos. I'll tell the kids to watch.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks. Hope you get a chance to visit!

[@terryjackson984]

Thank you! Fascinating tour! You bring history to life! How the heck to you keep all that historical knowledge in your head??!!!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks Terry… sometimes I forget my own name!! 😂

[@malh7545]

Really interesting John,giving the bendy thumbs a break!Thank you

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Haha 😂 the thumbs needed the break 😂

[@freietherapien]

Very interesting, thank you! 👍🙏❤️

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed

[@Chris17198]

Beautiful scenery John ..and as usual excellent story telling .. I suspect someone as left the gate open letting the horses lose to wander .. your appreciation around them was quite amusing … just as well I wasn’t there or I would of ribbed you big time … 😆🤭

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Haha 😂 I was terrified Chris

[@kirsiselei8703]

Thx for the tour💕 Realy intresting place.wish i can visit some day

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Make it happen!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@nrivera4380]

That was fascinating to learn, John! TU

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated , glad you enjoyed

[@tonilauge5786]

In Copenhagen today theres is Culturel Night! What a treat Thankey John 😜🔝❤️

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Must pleasure as ever Toni. Have a great weekend

[@BMW7series251]

Wow John such an interesting talk. Thanks, John.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks 😊

[@KathyStuart-oc3ke]

Enjoyed this tour very much with my morning coffee. I love Scottish history as it is a great part of my ancestry. A physical tour of Scotland is on my bucket list but until then...

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks Kathy! See you on the next

[@Cathydavidson061]

My husband and I were here a couple times when we stayed at our holiday lodge in Aviemore.....I soooo love this whole place but never knew the knowledge you have shared...Thank you John!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks! Come back soon!!

[@PattyFix]

This was a wonderful tour!!! Thank you, Patty 😊♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@craftybarb6220]

I was with you family in Scotland in 2006, we went to Culleden. I wish we had known about this place. There is a simila place in West Sussex with houses from various centuries brought from various areas of South of England. Well worth a visit if your down this end of the country. Also not far from there is the remains of a Roman Villa. Half term is a good time to visit both places with lots of activities.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

I love a good Roman villa!! The Roman period for me is a delight!!! Hope you make it back soon

[@Robert_2022]

thoroughly enjoyed another trip through bonny Scotland

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated Robert… king of Scot’s

[@lorellife616]

Love both your channels❤️

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks so much! And thanks for watching.

[@juliaarmato3984]

Thank you. Very interesting. I especially liked the explanation of Jack and Jill! Those horses are pretty big, but you did just fine. 🤨 God bless

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Haha 😂 not gonna lie I was a bit terrified 😆

[@Jennifer.A1]

Thanks for bringing us along for the ride 🐴 😜 Seriously, phenomenal tour such a heart wrenching end with the rallying Jacobites left to go their own ways and to know what happened. Thanks for sharing!

[@jamescorlett5272]

the failure of the 45 can 100pc be put down to L G Murray - that is one man Charles was right in never forgiving - but to those who might only know of Culloden Charles Edward Stuart makes the easy target .

[@sniddley]

Fascinating history, It wasn’t until my 68th year for me to learn the history of Jack and Jill. Now I will share this knowledge with my 8 and 10 year old granddaughters. Thanks again John, Kevin

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks Kevin. Never too old to learn as I find out every day! Best wishes, John

[@flamingogirl57]

66 and I agree !!

[@LaurieLeeAnnie]

Beautiful stonework!

[@michelleb35]

Love love love!!!! Video quality was excellent and loved hearing the history!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@synw3llth0rn32]

I enjoyed your tour. I hope to someday make it there, and if so, I would be fortunate to participate one of your tours.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated see you soon I hope

[@joanneweislocher8540]

Thank you for all you do for us fans! Your videos are excellent and very educational.

[@Marguerite-xy4my]

Fabulous, thank you. Best history lesson I ever had. Looking forward to the next one 😊

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated, see you on the next

[@michaelpthompson]

Fascinating! ❤

[@jeffbrown4382]

Thanks again for the journey. We've not been there and it was nice to see it through your lens. Cheers.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks Jeff and best wishes

[@annenewton5403]

I didn’t know that was what Jacobite meant. Very interesting. You are such an engaging tour guide.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated Anne. Many thanks and thanks for watching and taking the time to comment

[@steveauvenshine8190]

Love this video so much. As a veteran and flintlock enthusiast I was fascinated. Get ready, my wife are planning a visit with you as our guide.

[@lynedionne6215]

Really enjoyed this, we saw it from the highway but couldn’t figure out how to get to it so it was really nice to see this video and hear the history of it. Thanks!

[@samanthamcphail3029]

I’ve recently come across your channel, and I’m very much enjoying your content. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tours in a clear and calm way ☺️

[@wolfdog7265]

Wonderful detailed description and explanation. Very well told. In my minds eye I could almost see it happening.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks Wolfie. Have a great weekend and I’m glad you enjoyed

[@davidlewis9068]

That is incredibly beautiful I might have to take a trip over there to metal detect and do tours too. Very impressive.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks David. Glad you enjoyed

[@kayradford3793]

Amazing John enjoyed it very much🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks for watching

[@carriebright9574]

As a Tennessean, I truly enjoyed this! I love anything that pertains to history!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks Carrie. Glad you enjoyed

[@sheilaabayateye1558]

Truly enjoyed your tour and your narration of the history thank you ❤😊

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated and glad you enjoyed

[@fiberotter]

Great tour!!! The landscape is beautiful.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks and thanks for watching

[@dthomp06]

A great tour, John. I can’t figure out why we’ve never stopped there when visiting family. Driven past. Lol. Definitely worth a visit next time. Thanks for the history of the barracks and area.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

My pleasure… you aren’t alone, so many drive by and miss this fantastic site!

[@MelvynIves]

Really enjoyed that Thank you

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks for watching

[@ninacurry8799]

Love your tours!

[@kelispiegel5784]

Thank you for doing these videos! I have Stewarts on both sides of my paternal family tree!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks Keli. Hope you’ve been to find that ancestry

[@nickharmer3049]

Thank you for this buddy. Great history knowledge & superb camera definition. Really good stuff. Hope you remembered your metal detector.! 😉. Bless 👊

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated Nick. Glad you enjoyed and many thanks 😊

[@donaldrutter1738]

Thanks, John, for a Great tour and some wonderful sights. You seem to be a well of information and local knowledge love hearing about the beautiful country of Scotland and hope to visit before I pass from this world.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated Donald…. I don’t know where I keep all the info!! Much appreciated

[@donaldrutter1738]

@@visitscotlandtours1 😂

[@somebeachdetecting]

Awesome video John! Is there a Treasury in this Fort? 😮

[@jojowilson1955]

Fantastic video! Love to learn the history of Scotland. Very interesting! ❤

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks, glad you enjoyed

[@christinamangelo]

Fantastic tour thankyou so much for your very informative information l really enjoyed it and l love your accent as well fabulous if only the walls could talk from Australia.

[@tanithmessenger3581]

What an amazing place. I bet the room above the bakery was the warmest of the lot!! Has anything ever been found in or around the area? Bet you'd love to detect there - though I don't suppose it's allowed. Thanks for taking us around 🙂

[@alecblunden8615]

A windowless, barrel vaulted room would probably have been the armory for storage of powder.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Good thinking!! Many thanks

[@ChrisN1973]

What a fantastic tour, mate! You've really reignited a passion for the history of my homeland! Do you recommend any books on Scottish history, John?

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Well there’s a lot to choose from. A history of Scotland by the now controversial Neil…. Scotland 2,000 years of history by Goering….. the Scottish Nation by Tom Devine…. History of a Nation by David Ross are good starting points Enjoy!! 😆

[@ChrisN1973]

@@visitscotlandtours1 Awesome. Thank you, brother!

[@innleadair]

I've stopped there a few times, always pretty quiet...

[@visitscotlandtours1]

It’s a very peaceful spot and the horses keep people away 😆

[@danielruiz9899]

Have a great weekend, John

[@visitscotlandtours1]

You too! Hope you enjoy 😊

[@obroberts6533]

Awesome tour John. I have a question, hasn't anyone restored some of these Castle's and live in them? Taikuu and we'll see you soon...

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Hi there. It’s a scheduled monument so it’s maintained to stop it getting any worse but will never be restored … too much red tape!

[@duneideann9241]

@@visitscotlandtours1Good , if anything it should be demolished It is not a Scottish Castle

[@whiskeycook3323]

Excellent tour! I just subscribed ! Greetings from Wisconsin

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks and welcome to the channel! Lots more virtual tours coming!

[@bryanb1259]

Thank you for posting ❤

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks for watching Bryan

[@erinmcgrathejm4985]

I’ve been right by Ruthven Barracks, but it was not a stop on our tour ☹️. My husband has gotten to explore there, though, when he was in the Kingussie area for a Clan MacPherson gathering. Even though I did not get to explore Ruthven, I did stay overnight in Newtonmore, just a wee bit down the A86. And, though it was after regular hours, I had arranged for a private tour of the Clan MacPherson Museum in Newtonmore. That area has a very special meaning for our family.

[@jameshutson7246]

That was a great video. We drove past this location on vacation. and were wondering about it. Ontario Canada

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks James … haste ye back

[@hobiegal]

That was fascinating, thank you. I’ve been a huge Outlander fan since the 1990’s and love seeing locations from that timeframe. I’d love to go to Scotland but with my age and financial limitations I’m sure I’ll never make it. Videos like this are the best I can hope for.

[@G-G9]

My mom was a McNeil and our family emigrated to Canada in 1759. British ethnic cleansing?

[@grigorisgirl]

Thanks for the tour John.

[@barbaralavoie1045]

They are beautiful horses. Interesting how Jacobite came about. I love this castle . What a shame how all the wood got burned., in all these castles. Now I realize why these castles are ruins now. Could these ever be reconstructed, I wonder. Lovely views all around the fort. Thank you

[@tomfitzsimmons6535]

A lovely tour, John. If I ever get over there to take a tour with you I promise to save you from any horses we might meet. Negotiate your safe passage for a small discount. Good job and I look forward to your next video!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Haha 😂 you can be my personal horse bodyguard 😂

[@sandidavis820]

Sir, have you done or could you do a video on Fernihurst Castle??? I have done part of my family history. On that part I traced the family back to Scotland, to Fernihurst Castle. The last I knew the Castle still stood and was still in the Carr family, owned by a Carr who was living in England. My Grandmother Tongue (Carr), before she wed my Grandfather. This is on my Mom's side. The name originally was Kerr or Ker. They were brothers, and built in 2 different places. My family comes from the Kerr brother, which the spelling was changed to Carr when they went to England. Thank you for your work.

[@sheila3845]

beautiful with hills and horses in background

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks Sheila. Glad you enjoyed

[@mattj6676]

I realize that places like this are designated as monuments and not restored, but it must be difficult to resist the urge to do so. This place isn't ancient at all by the standards of your country, so I'd think there would be a desire to restore a place like this which really isn't in all that bad condition. At some point all the water getting into the site will degrade the mortar and it will start to fall down, which would be a shame. It is interesting to see the bones of a place to see how it was built, though. On a personal note, I now know that for you horseback riding on a 90 degree day would be pure hell for you. Stay strong out there in the country when you visit! :)

[@visitscotlandtours1]

I think if this place was restored it would ruin the history. It’s the way it is because for the Jacobites this was their last show of resistance against British rule. Even ruined it’s beautiful and they do maintain it to stop it getting any worse condition so it will never fall doen

[@janetbarrett4666]

For all the years i have lived up here, I've never been to visit. It's one of those things that's on your doorstep but never go to see. I'll be going sometime soon after watching this. Thank you for a great video.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated Janet. It’s a peaceful place and beautiful views too!!

[@karenwright9926]

Your country has been on my bucket list for a long time I would like to think that one day I could see its beauty in person. But as you say, Och well. Cheers!

[@bonnerdebbie]

Thank you John, wonderful video and scenery!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thabks for watching Debbie and for supporting my new channel!! Have a great weekend

[@jamesaitchison3750]

thanks for a very great history lesson John ,Ruthven might be a ruin but it still looks impressive to-day thanks again cheers

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks James. A really beautiful place and so often you’ve got it all to yourself!

[@johnkorsedal7529]

love the history lesson John. Jack and Gill! LOL

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Much appreciated John. Best wishes

[@sharlenezuhlke1561]

Great tour John, thanks.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks Sharlene. Much appreciated

[@invisiblegypsy1328]

I would like to see what is in and around Kilmahog and it's history.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

I’ll add that to the list!!

[@davebarns1]

Bloody good show, John. We might have to come for a holiday one day and look you up 👍🏻

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Make it happen Dave. You won’t regret it!!

[@BroKenneth6725]

Great history lessons. Should be part of the educational institution in schools and colleges as of others European countries citizens aware of theirs history.

[@ubute]

What an achievement by the stonemasons and builders to erect those stone structures most of which have stood the test of time.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Amazing. Better still the original engineers and surveyors were kidnapped by the locals…. Never easy 😂

[@JaiH96]

So exciting new content!!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Hope you enjoy Jaimee

[@JaiH96]

@@visitscotlandtours1 will do even if it's 12am here in Aus haha

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Get to bed!! 😂

[@glendamears3618]

This was great Thankyou John😊❤

[@margaretbarclay-laughton2086]

Good one John last week there was a loch in front of it. I filmed it on my way down to Glasgow

[@visitscotlandtours1]

It’s amazing how much it floods even today Margaret!

[@diverdannavyvet9672]

Thanks for the interesting history John.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

My pleasure thanks for watching

[@helenwilliamson7099]

That was really great, love History just found the channel looking forward to seeing more, I'm Scottish from Glasgow. Thanks fir a great vlog wonderful scenery 👍 ❤

[@visitscotlandtours1]

My pleasure Helen and welcome to the channel. Much appreciated

[@helenwilliamson7099]

@@visitscotlandtours1 Thank you 😊

[@Highlandboxes]

Great video john ive come over from your other channel being a fellow detectorist. I have always wondered the history of this place on my travels from inverness so delighted to finally know. thanks for sharing :-)

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Welcome aboard! Many thanks, I’ve just subbed you back. I do some wood working too…. Not that good …. But i enjoy making the dust 😂 also self taught but not so well, but I enjoy!! Best wishes

[@oculusangelicus8978]

Now I know why All Scotsmen call their home country Bonnie Scotland. it is beautiful land there, the fort was built on a nice piece of land, wasn't it? is commands a beautiful view, I can only imagine what it would have looked like with the Fort in new condition and no modern roads or building in sight. Horses would have been everywhere of course, but it would have been a sight to behold. Also, I had no idea that you are six foot four inches tall! Holy crap man! I do not get that impression from your metal detectorist videos, you have a tendency to film yourself from relatively high level so it kind of hides the fact that you are that tall! Thanks for sharing the information about the rulers of the time and the history of the fort. it's nice to hear about a time when the Scots got the better part of the British, since they were usually so aggressive with their own laws, And I can see how the 12-15 British would have become immediately unpopular for showing up and thinking to enforce their own idea of justice on the locals, that would have gone over like a lead balloon, and the Jacobites explained it to the British I guess too! LOL I was thinking that the British building their own roads and connected their forts together, but what one side builds, the other side could use as well, and with only a very limited number of men in each fort, I can't imagine how they thought that the idea would have worked? just because they won the battle of Culloden doesn't mean they had won the war against the Jacobites! I mean, we ARE talking about religion here, not a topic without a great deal of passion involved and because of the loss at Culloden, the Jacobites would have been itching for a bit of retribution.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Many thanks. Yes, British imperialism… their downfall really!!

[@oculusangelicus8978]

@@visitscotlandtours1 eventually, yes but not before they did a lot of damage and made a lot of enemies, but what Queen Victoria and the Royal Navy did in China were atrocities.

[@dawnportka5138]

John I’ve done my family’s history and I’m actually related to the Ruthven’s ❤

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Thanks Dawn. Hope you’ve been to visit the family lands

[@dawnportka5138]

@@visitscotlandtours1 I hope to get there soon John

[@jaydee8777]

❤ love it, many thanks for the tour

[@jamesbeattie2591]

Excellent!Been there many times,but you brilliantly, filled in gaps about the place, I never knew.

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Glad it was helpful! Many thanks. Hope to see you on the next virtual tour

[@wolfeyez77]

John, can I ask what type of camera you used to film? Very nice quality. Glad you got past the horses :)

[@visitscotlandtours1]

This i shot on an iPhone 15 pro max with a good quality gimble and wireless microphone

[@matthewgrice6902]

Thanks for the tour!

[@whalesong8040]

What a fascinating, hugely informative tour this is, Sir! I love the way you relate the history and can really feel the energy of the inhabitants, the intense tensions of the times. thank you for bringing it all so alive! And the horses are a magical and poignant element to the stunning scene. With Gratitude!

[@visitscotlandtours1]

Awwww, So nice of you, thank you for the feedback ☺️