- Boghall Castle was a 14th-century castle to the south of Biggar, South Lanarkshire, Scotland. Boghall became ruinous in the 19th century. History.
- In 1650 Boghall was besieged by Cromwell’s troops, who took the castle and held it for some time.
- Boghall Castle by James Lindsay (active 1881–1906), from Biggar Museum Trust.
- Boghall Castle was in its day one of the largest and most imposing castles in the south of Scotland.
- Boghall Castle, Lanarkshire 1870 (it collapsed shortly afterwards) and now.
- The monument consists of the remains of Boghall Castle, the medieval fortified residence of the Flemings.
- Andrew Spratt on X: In 1443 the Red Douglas of Tantallon & Lord Crichton joined forces to burn the lands around Corstorphine Castle (Forrester), Boghall Castle...
- Boghall Castle seen from the road at the south.
- A rather fanciful print of Boghall Castle dating from 1867. Boghall Castle was a 14th century castle to the south of Biggar.
- Boghall Castle, two towers remain of large C16 or earlier castle of the Flemings abandoned C18 and robbed of stone.