The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 1/3
by Thomas Ross David MacGibbon
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- THE ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE OF SCOTLAND FROM THE EARLIEST CHRISTIAN TIMES TO THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- THE ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE OF SCOTLAND FROM THE EARLIEST CHRISTIAN TIMES TO THE REFORMATION.
- INTRODUCTION.
- EARLY ECCLESIASTICAL STRUCTURES IN SCOTLAND.
- ROMANESQUE ARCHITECTURE.
- NORMAN STYLE.
- NORMAN STYLE IN SCOTLAND.
- FIRST POINTED STYLE.
- FIRST POINTED STYLE IN SCOTLAND.
- ARCHITECTURE OF FOURTEENTH, FIFTEENTH, AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES IN SCOTLAND.
- MIDDLE POINTED OR DECORATED STYLE.
- MIDDLE POINTED OR DECORATED STYLE IN SCOTLAND.
- THIRD OR LATE POINTED STYLE.
- THIRD OR LATE POINTED STYLE IN SCOTLAND.
- THE CELTIC MONASTIC AND ECCLESIASTICAL STRUCTURES IN SCOTLAND, CHIEFLY AS ILLUSTRATED AND DESCRIBED IN THE WORKS OF THE LATE T. S. MUIR.
- I. SIMPLE OBLONG CHURCHES, ASSOCIATED WITH BEEHIVE CELLS AND CHURCHES IN GROUPS.
- EILEAN NAOMH, Argyleshire.
- SKEABOST, Skye.
- MUGSTOT, Skye.
- HOWMORE, South Uist.
- KILBAR, Barra.
- II. HERMITS’ CELLS.
- THE CHAPEL OF ST. RONAN, North Rona.
- TEAMPULL SULA SGEIR.
- FLANNAIN ISLES, OR SEVEN HUNTERS.
- III. CELTIC CHURCHES STANDING ALONE.
- (A) CHURCHES DRY-BUILT AND CHURCHES WITH SLOPING JAMBS. TIGH BEANNACHADH, Lewis.
- DUN OTHAIL, Lewis.
- CARINISH, North Uist.
- (B) SIMPLE OBLONG CHURCHES WITH MODIFIED FEATURES.
- 2. EILEAN MUNDE, Lochleven.
- 3. CHURCH OF HOLY CROSS, South Galston, Lewis.
- 4. TEAMPULL PHEADAIR, Lewis.
- 5. ST. AULA, Gress, Lewis.
- 6. TOEHEAD, Harris.
- 7. NUNTOWN, Benbecula.
- 8. PABBA, Sound of Harris.
- 9. KILMUIR, Skye.
- 10. TRUMPAN, Skye.
- The following show signs of Norman influence.
- 12. KILMORY, Knapdale.
- 13. TIREE (Ithica Terra of Adamnan).
- (C) CHURCHES WITH A CHANCEL OR NAVE ADDED TO AN OLDER STRUCTURE. 1. ST. COLUMBA, Balivanich, Benbecula.
- 2. EILEAN MOR.
- 3. ST. COLUMBA’S, Ey., Lewis.
- 4. ST. COLUMBA, Kiels, Kintyre.
- 5. KILCHOUSLAN, near Campbeltown, Kintyre.
- 6. KILCHENZIE, near Campbeltown, Kintyre.
- IV. CHURCHES BUILT WITH CHANCEL AND NAVE.
- 1. ST. MARY’S, Lybster, Caithness.
- 2. CHURCH OF JOHN THE BAPTIST, South Bragair, Lewis.
- 3. ST. MICHAEL’S, Borve, Barra.
- (D) CHURCHES WITH POINTED OR LATE FEATURES. 1. ST. CATAN’S, Gigha, off Kintyre.
- 2. KILDALTON, Islay.
- 3. KILNAUGHTON, Islay.
- 4. KILNEAVE, Islay.
- 5. KILCHIERAN, Islay.
- 6. ST. NINIAN’S, Sanda.
- 7. ST. COLUMBA’S ISLE, Lewis.
- 8. PENNYGOWAN, Mull.
- 9. LAGGAN, Mull.
- 10. INCHKENNETH, near Ulva.
- 11. ST. MOLUAC, Raasay.
- 12. KILLEAN, Kintyre.
- 13. KILBRIDE, Knapdale.
- 14. EORRAPIDH, Lewis.
- 15. OLRIG, Caithness.
- 16. KILCHIEVEN OR KILCOIVEN, Kintyre.
- CHURCHES IN ORKNEY AND SHETLAND. DRAWN AND DESCRIBED BY SIR HENRY DRYDEN, Bart.
- CHAPEL ON THE BROUGH OF DEERNESS.
- CHAPEL ON THE NORTH SHORE OF HEAD OF HOLLAND.
- HALCRO CHAPEL, South Ronaldshay.
- CHURCH AT SWENDRO, Rousay.
- ST. OLA, Kirkwall.
- Note by Geo. Petrie, Kirkwall, Corr. Mem. Soc. Antiq. Scot.
- THE FOLLOWING CHURCHES ARE OF THE TYPE CONTAINING CHANCEL AND NAVE. CHURCH ON THE ISLAND OF WYRE.
- CHURCH ON THE ISLAND OF ENHALLOW.
- CHAPEL AT LINTON, in Shapinsay.
- CHAPEL IN WESTRAY.
- CHURCH ON EGILSEY.
- CHURCH ON BROUGH OF BIRSAY.
- CHURCH AT ORPHIR, Orkney.
- CHURCHES IN SHETLAND. These are all Chancel Churches except Culbinsbrough, which is Cruciform.
- CHAPEL OF NOSS, Bressay.
- KIRKABY, Westing, Unst.
- MEAL COLVIDALE, Unst.
- ST. JOHN’S KIRK, Norwick, Unst.
- CHURCH AT UYA.
- KIRK OF NESS, North Yell.
- CHURCH AT CULBINSBROUGH, Bressay.
- GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS.
- MONUMENTS.
- PROPORTIONS.
- DATES.
- CHAPEL AT LYBSTER, Parish of Reay, Caithness.
- CHAPEL, EFFIGY, AND CROSS ON INCH KENNETH, Mull, Argyleshire.
- Note by Sir Henry Dryden.
- TRANSITION FROM CELTIC TO NORMAN ARCHITECTURE.
- ABERNETHY ROUND TOWER, Perthshire.
- RESTENNET PRIORY, Forfarshire.
- ST. REGULUS’, OR ST. RULE’S, St. Andrews, Fifeshire.
- NORMAN ARCHITECTURE.
- MARKINCH TOWER, Fifeshire.
- MUTHILL CHURCH, Perthshire.
- ST. SERF’S, DUNNING,[151] Perthshire.
- CRUGGLETON CHURCH, Wigtonshire.
- MONYMUSK CHURCH, Aberdeenshire.
- ST. BRANDON’S, Birnie, Morayshire.
- ST. ORAN’S CHAPEL, Iona, Argyllshire.
- THE CHAPEL IN EDINBURGH CASTLE, KNOWN AS “ST. MARGARET’S CHAPEL.”
- DUNFERMLINE ABBEY, Fifeshire.
- ST. MAGNUS’ CATHEDRAL, Kirkwall, Orkney.
- ST. BLANE’S CHURCH, Bute.
- DALMENY CHURCH, Linlithgowshire.
- LEUCHARS CHURCH, Fifeshire.
- BUNKLE CHURCH, Berwickshire.
- EDROM CHURCH, Berwickshire.
- LEGERWOOD, Berwickshire.
- CHIRNSIDE CHURCH, Berwickshire.
- ST. HELEN’S CHURCH, Berwickshire.
- TYNNINGHAME CHURCH, Haddingtonshire.
- STOBO CHURCH, Peeblesshire.
- DUDDINGSTON CHURCH, Mid-Lothian.
- ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH, Gullane, Haddingtonshire.
- UPHALL CHURCH, AND ST. NICHOLAS’ CHURCH, Strathbroc, Linlithgowshire.
- ABERCORN, Linlithgowshire.
- KELSO ABBEY, Roxburghshire.
- ST. MARTIN’S CHURCH, Haddington.
- KIRKLISTON CHURCH, Linlithgowshire.
- ST. PETER’S CHURCH,[184] PETERHEAD, Aberdeenshire.
- ST. MARY’S CHURCH,[186] RUTHERGLEN, Lanarkshire.
- LAMINGTON CHURCH, Lanarkshire.
- ST. BOSWELLS CHURCH, Roxburghshire.
- SMAILHOLM CHURCH, Roxburghshire.
- LINTON CHURCH, Roxburghshire.
- DUNS CHURCH, Berwickshire.
- ST. LAWRENCE CHURCH, LUNDIE, Forfarshire.
- KIRKMAIDEN CHURCH, Wigtonshire.
- HERDMANSTON FONT, Haddingtonshire.
- THE TRANSITION STYLE
- DUNDRENNAN ABBEY, Kirkcudbrightshire.
- JEDBURGH ABBEY, Roxburghshire.
- KINLOSS ABBEY, Morayshire.
- THE NUNNERY, Iona.
- ST. NICHOLAS’ CHURCH, Aberdeen.
- COLDINGHAM PRIORY, Berwickshire.
- DRYBURGH ABBEY, Berwickshire.
- AIRTH CHURCH.[197]
- LASSWADE CHURCH, Mid-Lothian.
- BATHGATE CHURCH, Linlithgowshire.
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