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shop sold around 100–150 deep-fried Mars bars per week, with tourists accounting for around 70% of this figure. The Carron was awarded No 1 Fish and Chip Shop in
Scotland 2020. Another local fish and chip shop, the Bay, was awarded the number one fish and chip shop in Scotland, at the National fish
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sacked the castle to find the Crown Jewels following an eight-month siege (having previously destroyed the
English Crown Jewels). However, just before the castle fell, the Crown Jewels were smuggled out by some ladies who took them by boat to a small church just down the coast in the village of
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coverage. The fireballs are finally thrown into the harbour. It is uncertain when the fireballs began, however, reports covering the event from as early as 1911 exist. The event has taken place annually, though has been cancelled during the world wars and in 2021 due to the
1254:. Staffed completely by volunteers, it is run as a not-for-profit organisation, broadcasting under a community radio license, with a remit to provide locally focused news, events, and programming. Jointly funded by local adverts and local and national grants,
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festivities, crowds watch the annual fireballs ceremony in which volunteers walk down the High Street swinging their fireball - a homemade ball of burning waste materials with a chain and handle attached. The
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fishery, the catch peaked around the year 1894 with a peak catch of about 15 million fish per annum and employment in the fishing industry of 1280 people. Due to overfishing to serve the
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in 1923. It is visible from much of the town thanks to its prominent position on a hilltop overlooking the bay. Another attractive feature of the town is the long beach facing the
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announced that a fossil found by an amateur paleontologist the previous year was the earliest known fossil of a land-dwelling animal. The fossil was about 420 million years old.
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in the west. The feeder primary schools include: Glenbervie, Inverbervie, Lairhillock, Gourdon, Catterline, Kinneff, Arduthie, Mill’o forest, Dunnottar and
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school, Carronhill, opened in 1975. It is situated in the newer part of the town near Mill O' Forest Primary School.
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1973:"Formula Fun: Plans for new remote control racing car track to bring Stonehaven club back to glory days"
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This article is about the town in Scotland. For other uses, see
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2003:"New £600,000 sports facility opens up in Aberdeenshire town"
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1918:. Aberdeen Journals. D. C. Thomson & Co. Ltd.
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2461:"Stonehaven and Dunnottar - War Memorials Online"
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2033:"Stonehaven parkrun - Weekly Free 5km Timed Run"
1679:"BrMS 9 Records of St James' Church, Stonehaven"
872:. At the western edge of Stonehaven west of the
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1942:"MINERALWELL PARK, ST KIERAN'S WELL (LB50263)"
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2568:"Two Ancient Fire Festivals will Be Revived"
2323:"Catchment map for Dunnottar Primary School"
1588:. National World Publishing. 25 January 2004
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1710:The British Architect and Northern Engineer
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1517:Derek Alexander; et al. (1997).
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2401:Warnock, Joanne (20 December 2017).
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1627:Highways and Byways Round Stonehaven
1282:, the first Director-General of the
673:. Other castles in the vicinity are
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2596:"New Year's Day in Town and County"
2518:. Stonehaven Fireball Association.
2516:"What is "The Fireballs Ceremony"?"
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1417:Royal National Lifeboat Institution
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1329:Famous historical visitors include
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622:route from coastal points south of
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2235:Ritchie, Gayle (2 February 2022).
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2089:Taylor, Lauren (4 December 2021).
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1849:"Heavy rain causes flooding chaos"
1737:"Fossil find 'oldest land animal'"
1240:The Local Community Radio Station
1231:Stonehaven Fireballs Ceremony 2003
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1124:Olympic-size outdoor swimming pool
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1971:Andonova, Denny (13 April 2021).
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1683:Archive Services Online Catalogue
1369:bypasses the town, and meets the
1266:Stonehaven was the birthplace of
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994:The town has a secondary school,
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2374:Dunbar, John (30 October 1976).
2204:Telfer, Kirsty (20 April 2021).
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1468:. Scotland's Census 2011. 2015.
1313:Sir Alexander Baird, 1st Baronet
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2882:"Death of Stonehaven architect"
1946:portal.historicenvironment.scot
1910:Beattie, Kieran (5 June 2020).
1274:. It is also the birthplace of
1179:Every July, Stonehaven holds a
775:, originally a property of the
16:Town in Aberdeenshire, Scotland
3900:Ports and harbours of Scotland
2768:"Farmer's Market under threat"
2652:"French batter Mars bars menu"
1609:The History of Muchalls Castle
1492:"Pont 11 : Lower Deeside"
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2937:Porter, David (16 May 2023).
2465:www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk
1641:Historic Environment Scotland
1494:. Maps.nls.uk. Archived from
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1402:Kincardine Community Hospital
1067:expanding regional population
957:. The trees are dedicated to
690:Scottish Wars of Independence
2908:"Burness, James (1750-1837)"
2121:"Public Park for Stonehaven"
2058:Renton, Dawn (28 May 2021).
1611:. Lumina Technologies Press.
1444:National Records of Scotland
1400:operated from 1867 to 1998.
1357:The town has been served by
921:traverses Scotland from the
587:National Museums of Scotland
542:also adding the alternative
28:Human settlement in Scotland
2888:. 20 August 1929. p. 5
2828:Gary Cruden (6 June 2009).
1767:"Why Stonehaven is Special"
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554:Pre-history and archaeology
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1795:. Gazetteer for Scotland.
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652:Wars of the Three Kingdoms
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2832:. The Press and Journal.
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2964:"Land Train times/fares"
2155:. 4 June 1885. p. 3
1685:. University of Dundee.
1607:C Michael Hogan (2005).
1406:Stonehaven Sheriff Court
1326:(now Arduthie Primary).
1280:Lord Reith of Stonehaven
1010:in the north and out to
736:Stonehaven, part of the
317:Scottish Parliament
146:79 mi (127 km)
3920:Highland Boundary Fault
2573:The Press & Journal
2126:The Press & Journal
1625:Archibald Watt (1976).
1556:journals.socantscot.org
1108:Stonehaven War Memorial
919:Highland Boundary Fault
880:. Nearby to the south,
812:Stonehaven from the air
742:Dunnottar Parish Church
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2688:. 6 September 2012.
2658:. 24 February 2000.
2267:"Woods of Dunnottar"
1825:. 23 December 2012.
1769:. Stonehaven Guide.
1363:Dundee–Aberdeen line
1335:Mary, Queen of Scots
1320:Lewis Grassic Gibbon
1309:Viscounts Stonehaven
1217:- that plays in the
1110:, constructed after
1049:Commerce and culture
943:Dundee–Aberdeen line
876:lies the village of
789:Pneumodesmus newmani
754:Stonehaven Town Hall
644:Marquess of Montrose
606:Stonehaven Town Hall
503:Wars of Independence
478:[stenˈhəi̯v]
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213:Sovereign state
3367:Stonehaven Tolbooth
3089:Primary settlements
2858:. Historic-UK.com.
2774:. 11 January 2021.
2772:Stunning Stonehaven
2628:. 22 October 2020.
1891:on 21 February 2014
1855:. 2 November 2009.
1743:. 25 January 2004.
1526:Proc Soc Antiq Scot
1498:on 22 February 2014
1164:deep-fried Mars Bar
1116:Viscountess Cowdray
1096:Microsoft Windows 7
966:Sir Alexander Baird
959:Thomas Blake Glover
698:Edward I of England
683:Stonehaven Tolbooth
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3276:Portlethen Village
3191:Bridge of Muchalls
2797:Gossip, Alastair.
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2441:. 17 October 1974
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2181:. 17 April 2015.
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1629:. Waverley Press.
1262:Notable residents
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1185:Tossing the Caber
1175:Sports and events
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