Tucked away in the woods near Letham is Monimail Tower. This is all that is left of a 16th century palace built for the Archbishops of St. Andrews, including the notorious Cardinal Beaton, who was murdered by a bunch of irate Protestants.
The tower has been restored to its former glory and items discovered during the restoration are displayed within the tower.
On the roof is a small plaque, made of lead commomorating the lead roofers who re-roofed the tower. The Inscription reads, "1994 Leadwork by Andrew Gordon, with Garry Buckley, Ian Dunlop, Clive Adgo, Theos Jewitt."
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| Monilmail Tower, with the sun on the roof | One of the windows of the spital staircase, with a plaque detailing the lead roofers. |