Mausoleum, Edinample Castle

The mausoleum at Edinample Castle dates back to the early 18th century. It features a gabled design with harled walls, rusticated quoins, and a door architrave. The west gable has a round-arched entrance topped by an uninscribed panel in a moulded frame, along with a small window at the gable apex and a round-arched window on the east gable. The structure includes an ashlar base course above a rubble foundation, a moulded eaves course, and coped skews. It is prominently situated on the South Loch Earn road near Edinample Bridge and the entrance to Edinample Castle.

Inside, there are 16 recesses in the side and end walls, one of which is covered by a marble plaque in memory of Alexander Campbell, inscribed in faint Latin. The mausoleum features 2-leaf timber-boarded doors, white-washed rendered walls with red sandstone ashlar dressings, and a graded grey slate roof.