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Once Charles II was returned to the throne, the Citadel was dismantled, to ensure that it could not be used by any future enemy of the crown. This land was later gifted to the Earl of Eglinton and later came into the ownership of the Kennedys of Cassillis.
Around the time of 1800 the moat was filled in and much of the surrounding area was laid out for residential development.