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EDINBURGH
Somewhere
HOLIDAY, H:
Several windows for Mr R Will, donor of the 14 windows in Brechin Cathedral, including 'Love with children, Oberon and Titania'. 1903-4.
Window 1905/6
ROSS-SMITH, P:
Window, private residence, 1985.
ASSEMBLY HALL, THE MOUND
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
STRACHAN, D:
3-l window North wall, behind Lord High Commissioner's Gallery. Centre, David; left, the Adoration; right, the Burial. 1921 (Russell queries date, suggests 1936)
AUGUSTINE UNITED CHURCH, GEORGE IV BRIDGE
UNITED REFORMED
BURNS, R:
Two windows, formerly in the gallery, now at ground floor level.
BELLEVUE CHAPEL RODNEY STREET
"Although not a 'listed' building, the church does have a number of interesting and attractive features including some beautiful stained glass windows. The small 'rose' window high above the pulpit featuring a dove descending is always admired. These have been retained in the recent extensive refurbishment. "
BRITISH LINEN BANK, NOW BANK OF SCOTLAND, SOUTH ST ANDREW STREET
WILSON, W:
3-l East window with crest of bank and coats of arms, 1953. Signed and dated by artist. Curiously, this window has been "updated" twice. In the early '80s, Barclays took over the bank and added their insignia. Later on, in 1995, it was changed again, adding the crests of the last 2 governors of the British Linen Bank. Illustrated.
BONNINGTON UNITED FREE CHURCH, LEITH
MEIKLE, Wm & Sons:
2-l window.
BROUGHTON ST MARY'S PARISH CHURCH, 12 BELLEVUE CRESCENT
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
BRYSON, N:
Annunciation window.
CAFÉ ROYAL
WILSON, T (Des); BALLANTINE (Fec):
Oyster bar. A series of 8 windows of sportsmen. c1890. Illustrated.
CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY, THEN GUARDIAN ROYAL EXCHANGE, ST ANDREWS SQUARE/GEORGE STREET
WILSON, W:
Staircase window, 5 lights. Light in manner and tone. They depict scenes of life in Edinburgh and industry which would need insurance. Particularly interesting since many depict actual people he knew. 1939. Illustrated right (and throughout this document).
CANONGATE, ROYAL MILE
Canongate Boys' Club, Panmure House
STRACHAN, D:
4 windows, the Acts of Mercy. Donated by Strachan. 1932.
Canongate Manse
STRACHAN, D:
1 window, Crucifixion. Donated by Strachan. 1932.
"Note: these 5 windows were made for and presented to St Giles' Cathedral Boys' Club (in Gullan's Close, Canongate); this club became the Canongate Boys' Club, and the Club later removed to Panmure House (almost adjoining the Kirk). As there is no Chapel in the present Club, the windows may be moved to another building." Russell, 1972.
CARRUBERS CHRISTIAN CENTRE (ORIGINALLY CARRUBERS CLOSE MISSION), HIGH STREET, ROYAL MILE.
Modern roundel in upper hall.
CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
ROMAN CATHOLIC
Narthex centre and side doors: Centre doors depict Our Lady; side doors various SJ saints and beati and St Margaret Mary Alacoque. Her visions led to the devotion to the Sacred
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