1995. Stag Ballroom A ballroom was constructed for estate staff balls, required by the need for segregation between master and servant which dominated the period. Built near to the second Mar Lodge at Corriemulzie, it was moved to the present site in 1898. A large timber building in the estate red, it has distinctive lattice trellising, an original Victorian ventilation system and unusual cast iron bracers on stone plinths supporting the walls. Internally the building remains virtually in its original state and contains over 2,000 stags skulls. St Ninian's Chapel St Ninian's Chapel stands immediately adjacent to Mar Lodge and was originally the private chapel of the owners of Mar Lodge. The 1st Duke of Fife and his family are buried in the chapel. Sources See also Places, place names, and structures on Mar Lodge Estate Footnotes External links Category B listed buildings in Aberdeenshire Buildings and structures on Mar Lodge Estate National Trust for Scotland properties Hunting lodges in Scotland