The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 1/3MacGibbon, David
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The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 1/3
MacGibbon, David
Church architecture -- Scotland
St. Columba’s Isle, Lewis, 97
Pennygowan, Mull, 98
Laggan, Do., 98
Inchkenneth, Ulva, 98
St. Moluac, Raasay, 98
Killean, Kintyre, 98
Kilbride, Knapdale, 98
Eorrapidh, Lewis, 99
Olrig, Caithness, 99
Kilchieven or Kilcoiven, Kintyre, 100
CHURCHES IN ORKNEY AND SHETLAND.
DRAWN AND DESCRIBED BY SIR HENRY DRYDEN, BART.
Chapel on the Brough of Deerness, 101
Chapel on the North Shore of Head of Holland, 105
Halcro Chapel, South Ronaldshay, 105
St. Tredwell’s Chapel, Papa Westray, 106
Church at Swendro, Rousay, 108
St. Ola, Kirkwall, 109
CHURCHES OF TYPE CONTAINING CHANCEL AND NAVE.
Church on the Island of Wyre, 113
Church on the Island of Enhallow, 116
Chapel at Linton, Shapinsay, 122
Chapel in Westray, 124
Church on Island of Egilsey, 127
Church on Brough of Birsay, 135
Church at Orphir, 141
CHURCHES IN SHETLAND (145).
Chapel of Noss, Bressay, 146
Kirkaby, Westing, Unst, 147
Meal, Colvidale, Do., 148
St. John’s Kirk, Norwick, Do., 148
Church at Uya, 149
Kirk of Ness, North Yell, 151
Church at Culbinsbrough, Bressay, 157
General Characteristics, 159
Monuments, 160
Proportions, 161
Dates, 162
Chapel at Lybster, Reay, Caithness, 162
Chapel, Effigy, and Cross on Inch Kenneth, Mull, Argyleshire, 165
TRANSITION FROM CELTIC TO NORMAN
ARCHITECTURE.
Abernethy Round Tower, Perthshire, 175
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