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The West, or vestibule, window is 6 double lights, comprising twelve panels depicting Christianity in Angus from earliest times up to the Reformation. All windows are in memory of Provost John Lowson, and all are dated 1914. Illustrated. GLAMIS
Window 1867/8 KEMPE, C E: Series of 12 windows, 1883. Illustrated. State Dining Room also has some stained glass. AIKEN, E B-C: 3-l Strathmore Aisle, commissioned by the Dowager Countess in memory of her husband, the 17th Earl. 2001 Illustrated. HENDRIE, H: Window painted by Jimmy Coull. WEBSTER, G: Window in late 1970s. 2-l Nave window, 1969. KINNETTLES
"Beautiful stained glass" Churches to visit KIRKTON OF AUCHTERHOUSE
"Three impressive stained glass windows" Churches to visit. KIRRIEMUIR
See below: The Barony Church became Kirriemuir Old Parish Church when it joined with St Ninian's Church in January 1972. It is documented in 1787 that Playfair did not provide enough seats and in the ensuing Court case, the witness for Sir Charles testified that he measured the capacity of the church at '17 inches to a bottom!' 3-l Last Supper, made in Germany. 1884. Window to Violet Jacob, a writer & poet who, for a time, lived in Kirriemuir. Erroneously listed by Churches to Visit as BY Violet Jacob. WILSON, W (Studio): 3 windows, 1961. Window 1973, listed by church as Wilson Studio (Wilson died 1972). |
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