Sales La Terriere, owner of the Dunalastair Estates, for the purchase of the burial grounds. At the Annual General Meeting at Bruar in June 1992 the deed to the site was presented to Struan by Dr. Hugh Robertson and Jim Fargo. Captain La Terriere with an honorary membership in the Clan Society. A separate trust fund was also established, the income from which will provide for the maintenance and repairs to the pathway, grounds and the enclosure in perpetuity. The immediate repairs to and repainting of the iron railing surrounding the stone wall enclosure was funded by the Mid-Atlantic Branch.
Benches are at the site so visitors can sit and enjoy the beautiful views.
There are three grave markers within the stone walled enclosure of the burial grounds. The oldest is for George Duncan Robertson of Struan, who became the 18th Chief of the Clan in 1842 and died without heir in 1864. The second grave is that of his wife, Mary Stewart Menzies Robertson, who died in 1892. Dall was planned to be the Chief's seat after the sale of Dunalastair. The Dunalastair estate was subsequently sold to Lieutenant-General Sir John Macdonald of Dalchosnie.