The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 3/3MacGibbon, David
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The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 3/3
MacGibbon, David
Church architecture -- Scotland
Gloucester Cathedral, I. 401.
Gogar Church Font, description, II. 306.
Gothic architecture in Scotland, I. 2.
Grandtully Church, description, III. 571.
Greenlaw Church, description, III. 574.
Grose, Capt., I. 444, 446; II. 76, 80, 171,
204, 391, 393; III. 223, 343, 393, 482, 485.
Gullane, St. Andrews, I. 339.
Haddington, St. Martin’s, description, I. 362.
---- Priory, III. 264.
---- Nunnery, II. 492.
---- St. Mary’s Parish Church, II. 445 description, 491; III. 1, 234.
Haddow’s Hole Church (St. Giles’), II. 454.
Hagnaston Church, Derbyshire, I. 306.
Halcro Chapel, South Ronaldshay, I. 105.
Halkerston, John, III. 121.
Hassendean, I. 378.
Hay, Rev. R. A., III. 151.
Head of Holland, Church at, I. 105.
Helen’s, St., Church, I. 314, 366, description, 323.
Henry VII.’s Chapel, III. 6, 175.
Heraldic Panel, Prestonpans Church, description, III. 602.
Herdmanston Font, description, I. 384.
Heriot Parish, III. 218.
Hermiston House, III. 251.
Hermits’ cells, I. 73.
Hexham, I. 12; II. 6, 345.
Holy Cross Church, Lewis, I. 83.
Holyrood Abbey, I. 30, 38, 47, 48, 371, 416;
II. 2, 3, 4, 330, 332, description, 53;
III. 251, 269, 363, 373.
Honeyman, John, architect, II. 160, 161, 165, 168, 169, 171, 198.
Horndene, III. 218.
Houston Church, description, III. 527.
Howmore, South Uist, I. 70.
Hunter, Blair, F. C., II. 402.
Hutton Collection, I. 180; III. 180, 188, 205, 496.
Iffley Church, I. 317.
Inchaffray Abbey, III. 486, 489, description, 502.
Inchcolm Abbey, I. 29, 48; II. 2, 92, description, 307; III. 29.
---- Oratory, I. 24; II. 310.
Inchkenneth, Ulva, I. 98, 165.
---- Mull, I. 165.
Inchmahome, I. 48; II. 3, description, 112.
Innerpeffray Collegiate Church, description, III. 506.
Insch Church, description, III. 575.
Inverboyndie Church, III. 545.
Invergowrie Church, description, III. 454.
Inverkeithing Church, II. 507; description, 547.
Inverness Fort, I. 417.
Iona, I. 10, 11, 14.
---- Cathedral, I. 49, 62; III. 29, 130, 363, 370, 381, 389, description, 47.
---- Carved Slabs, I. 23.
---- St. Oran’s Chapel, I. 220.
---- the Nunnery, description, I. 421.
Irish influence, I. 2, 9.
Irish style of building, I. 8, 9.
---- Round Towers, I. 26, 27, 28.
Islands, Churches on, I. 8.
---- Western, Architecture of, I. 65, 80.
Isle, the, Chapel on, description, II. 297.
Jarrow, I. 12, 13.
Jedburgh Abbey, I. 38, 49, 309, 387,
description, 398; II. 2, 75, 162, 332, 345.
Jervise, Andrew, II. 282, 283; III. 399, 404, 469.
John Baptist, Church of, Lewis, I. 95.
John, St., Kirk of, Unst, I. 148.
Keith Church, description, III. 465.
Kelso Abbey, I. 38, 39, 387, description, 347; II. 2, 75, 345, 520.
Kemback Church, description, III. 576.
Kenmore Aisle, III. 551.
Kentigern, St., I. 11.
Kerr, Henry F., architect, II. 492.
Kevin, St., cell of, I. 9.
Kiels, Knapdale, I. 84.
Kilallan (_see_ St. Fillans).
Kilbar, Barra, I. 71, 72.
Kilbride, Knapdale, I. 98.
Kilchenich, Tiree, I. 88.
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