Ancient castles and mansions of Stirling nobility / described and illustrated by J.S. Fleming (1902)
Fleming, James Sturk · Paisley : A. Gardner, 1902 · leaf 340
ucture, a long, low, narrow nave,80 feet by 20 feet, with a north aisle supported on four circular archeswith 10 feet of span each, has two south chapels, each 18 feet by 18 feet,attached—all roofless—and what apparently was a north chapel is nowthe Airth family sepulchre ; a square tower is on its… … 33 ANCIENT CASTLES AND MANSIONS OE STIRLING NOBILITY. formed a tombstone, but it is quite suited to its place. A recumbentfemale effigy lies at the east gable wall without any identifying mark.While the older portions of this fine ecclesiastical building may dateback to the fifteenth century, we…
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