The Wine Tower is the oldest building in Fraserburgh and is described as “remarkable and mysterious”. It contains an extraordinary collection of ceiling bosses including representations of the Fraser coat of arms. The original use of the building is unknown and there are various local stories about the tower, it is an ancient per-reformation building steeped in mystery and curiosity, dramatically perched over the crashing waves.
There was a short-lived University in Fraserburgh at the start of the 17th century. A commemorative plaque is said to be on the wall of the Alexandra Hotel at the corner of Denmark Street with the High Street NJ994671. A photo of the hotel/plaque would be of interest.