• CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
STRACHAN, A:
East window depicting Christ the Good Shepherd, 1952.



DRUMNADROCHIT

  • URQUHART PARISH CHURCH
  • CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
3-l East window, with 1 large central figure and 2 lancets of coats of arms and wallpaper - presumably Victorian.
BALLANTINE, A & Son:
North window The Sower, 1906.

ESKADALE

  • ST MARY'S CHURCH
  • ROMAN CATHOLIC
East rose with central lamb of god surrounded by angels and  saints. Late Victorian.

FORT AUGUSTUS

  • ST BENEDICT'S ABBEY
HARDMAN & Co:
The Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary. C1880.
PLUSCARDEN PRIORY:
3-l heraldic window above entrance, 1957. Illustrated.

  • ABBEY CHAPEL
FARRELY, M:
Abstract lights in East wall of Choir and its aisles, 1980. Volunteer in church thought that one symbolised Christmas, the other Easter.
FORSYTH, M:
2-l Transept  window in Blessed Sacrament Chapel's Ante-chapel depicting  Abraham and Melchizedek; 1979. Her only window in Scotland; sadly, not her best work. Illustrated.
McCARTNEY, C
1 window in side Aisle, 1960, elongated St David in greens and pinks. Unsigned. Far from his best work too.
  • ST ANDREWS CHAPEL
WOODROFFE, Paul:
4 2-l and Tracery windows of numerous Scottish and Irish saints, competent but uninspired, dated 1921.
   

FORT WILLIAM

  • DUNCANSBURGH PARISH CHURCH
WHALEN, A C:
Rose window Last Supper 1969

  • ST ANDREW'S CHURCH
  • SCOTTISH  EPISCOPALIAN
Victorian windows all done as "a matching set" (guide book):
2 porch windows, on left showing Andrew's call to be a Disciple, on right bringing his brother Peter to Jesus.
Baptistry windows illustrate the Beatitudes from the Sermon on the Mount.
The West window above the Baptistry has the theme of water and baptism: Noah and the Ark, Moses and the Red Sea, St John the Baptist (also at the top baptising Christ), St Philip the Deacon baptising the Ethiopian.
As you go towards the altar, the windows on the right show
1. The Annunciation; Mary's visit to Elizabeth.
2. The visit of the Shepherds at Christmas; the visit of the Wise Men at Epiphany.
3. The Presentation in the Temple; the flight into Egypt.
4. Jesus aged 12 in temple; the Holy Family at home.
On the left the windows show
1. The wedding at Cana; the Sermon on the Mount.
2. The raising of Jairus' daughter; the feeding of the 5,000.
3. The raising of Lazarus; the Transfiguration.
The small window on the left of the Altar depicts the Last Supper and the Way of the Cross.
The small window on the right of the Altar depicts the Crucifixion and the Descent from the Cross.
The East window shows the Resurrection (largely hidden by the reredos) and the Ascension.

  • ?
CLAYTON & BELL
1957/8

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