Craigs Collection

William Wallace rescuing a child at Cartland Craigs, Lanarkshire, Scotland Date: 13th century

Finvoy Cromlech, Craigs, Ballymoney - a Dolmen. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Ballymoney). Date: circa early 1900s

Finvoy Cromlech, Craigs, Ballymoney from West
Finvoy Cromlech, Craigs, Ballymoney from W - a Dolmen. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Ballymoney). Date: circa early 1900s

Broadstone Cromlech, Craigs, Ballymoney - a Dolmen with man to the left for scale. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Ballymoney). Date: circa early 1900s

Broadstone Cromlech, Craigs, Ballymoney, from West
Broadstone Cromlech, Craigs, Ballymoney, from W - a Dolmen with man to the middle for scale. (Location: Northern Ireland: County Antrim: Ballymoney). Date: circa early 1900s

Cartland Craigs Bridge
An illustration of the construction and centring of Cartland Craigs Bridge in South Lanarkshire, Scotland. Date: 1838

Bermuda, Rocky Craigs just off the shore
Bermuda, Rocky Coral Craigs just off the shore Date: circa 1950s

Road bridge across Mouse Water, at Cartland Crags (Cartlane Craigs), near Lanark, Scotland. Built by the Scottish civil engineer Thomas Telford (1757-1834), it was completed in 1822

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Discover the rich history and natural beauty of Craigs, a captivating collection of places named after the ancient Scottish term for rocky outcroppings. From the iconic Cartland Craigs Bridge, where William Wallace is said to have rescued a child, to Finvoy Cromlech in Ballymoney, home to mysterious Neolithic monuments. Explore Finvoy Cromlech from the west and uncover its secrets, or marvel at the Broadstone Cromlech, another intriguing Neolithic site. Venture to Bermuda and find the tranquil Rocky Craigs, just off the shore, or journey to Lanark, Scotland, and cross the road bridge over the Mouse Water at Cartland Craigs. Each Craigs holds a unique story waiting to be explored.