Built in the early 1800s, Lennox Castle was home to a prominent Scottish family until it became an asylum for mentally ill patients in the 1930s. This asylum was the subject of controversy due to the harsh conditions that the patients had to live through while there, such as beatings, strict curfews, and malnutrition. By 2002, the asylum had been shut down, and today, the ruins of the castle serve as a reminder of the atrocities that happened in the decades before.