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"Mercifully unattributed" (Buildings of Scotland) except
ABBEY STUDIO:
1-l under West gallery, Moses. 1954.
STRACHAN, A:
1-l under West gallery, Peace. 1939.
CREMATORIUM
SHAW, S
DUBLIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, DUBLIN STREET
BALLANTINE & GARDINER:
Rose window, 1898.
DUDDINGSTON KIRK, OLD CHURCH LANE
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
Window East wall of the chancel, with the theme of the Ascension, commemorates Bailie and Mrs Hay.
Left of pulpit, "Jesus the Good Shepherd" in memory of Dr McAdam, a former elder.
Right of the pulpit is the commemorative window of the early 19th century Minister, the Rev John Thomson. (A friend of the painters Turner and Raeburn, and the novelist Sir Walter Scott, Thomson was also a noted landscape painter. John Thomson was greatly liked by local people, who gave rise to the saying - "we're all Jock Tamson's bairns". )
STRACHAN, D:
3 windows in Prestonfield Gallery, North Wall. Centre 2-l Jesus and Children. Left small 2-l "I was hungered...", "I was thirsty…". Right small 2-l "I was naked…", "I was sick…". "To the glory of God and in loving memory of Joan Carfrae Pinkerton, born in this Parish 1 December 1822 and died in Chicago U.S.A. 22 January 1887, these three windows erected by her daughter Joan Pinkerton Chalmers who also wishes to commemorate in this memorial the kind sympathy shown to her mother by Frances Ingram Spence, second wife of the Revd. John Thomson who died in 1845". C 1935.
EDINBURGH CASTLE
T MARGARET'S CHAPEL
NON-DENOMINATIONAL
STRACHAN, D:
Small lancet windows depicting Queen Margaret, St Andrew, St Ninian, St Columba and William Wallace. Illustrated except for Ninian.
Donated by the artist "on condition that the Cockburn Association should hand over to one or more of the War Funds the cost of the 3 windows in the nave". 1922 (Russell queries 1929?), dedicated 1934. The previous stained glass windows were of "inferior quality of glass" and incorrect (e.g. listed Margaret's death as 10th June instead of 16th Nov 1093; Malcolm's as 6th June not 13th Nov 1093.) The President of the Old Edinburgh Club gave a lecture on the castle in 1912 pointing this out. It was thereafter decided (1915) to replace the windows with "stained glass of an appropriate and homogenous design"
"So perfect are they in their setting, the architectural relationship is as complete as the windows in Chartres" W Wilson.
SCOTTISH NATIONAL WAR MEMORIAL (WITHIN CASTLE)
STRACHAN, D:
17 windows. 7 windows in the Shrine, 4 on the South wall, 2 at the East end, 2 at the West end. 2 small windows in the entrance porch. In memory of the men and women of Scotland who died in World War 1. 1925 - 1927. The windows to the Royal Navy and the Royal Artillery were damaged in an explosion in 1971 and repaired in 1972 by Willie Blair.
ROYAL APARTMENTS
Historic Scotland restored the stained glass windows, 1998.
EDINBURGH METHODIST MISSION, WEST TOLLCROSS (METHODIST CENTRAL HALL)
METHODIST
Leaded windows in Glasgow Art Nouveau style.
ERID LIDDELL CENTRE
Formerly North Morningside Parish Church
BALLANTINE:
"Further unsigned windows have been attributed to Ballantine studio." Church web.
CHILTON & KEMP:
Two sets of clerestory windows on the west side of the building.
CLAYTON & BELL:
The large Great War Memorial windows of 1920.
DUNCAN:
Window in memorium Rev D H Hislop, 1941.
3-1 East Clerestory The Creation Window: All things were made by Him and without Him was not anything made. Commissioned by Margaret Catherine Gray in memory of James Gray and Thomas Thomson Gray. 1958. Illustrated next page above centre.
Cartoon exhibited RSA 1932 for a window in the church and another in 1935; unclear which.
HENDRIE, H:
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