War of Scottish Independence. Commemoration The original site of Bathgate Castle, which was part of her dowry, can be found on the grounds of Bathgate Golf Club. The site is protected by Historic Environment Scotland and the club is barred from carrying out any excavation work on the site without prior permission. Every year on the first Saturday of June, the town of Bathgate celebrates the marriage of Marjorie and Walter in their annual historical pageant, just before the town's Bathgate Procession and Community Festival (formerly Bathgate Procession and John Newland Festival. Local school children are given the parts of Marjorie, Walter, and other members of the court. After the pageant, everyone joins the procession along with Robert the Bruce on horseback. References External links Bannockburn article (National Trust for Scotland) contains some information on Marjorie Bruce. Bathgate Castle and Old Hall Knowe 1296 births 1316 deaths Deaths by horse-riding accident in Scotland Deaths in childbirth Marjorie Bruce Heirs apparent who never acceded Marjorie Bruce Scottish people of English descent Scottish people of French descent Scottish people of Irish descent Scottish people of Welsh descent Marjorie Bruce Place of birth unknown Date of birth unknown 13th-century Scottish women 14th-century Scottish women Daughters of kings Non-inheriting heirs presumptive