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3-l East window, Jesus teaching. Signed 1903. BUITTLE
STRACHAN, D: 3-l Chancel South window, war memorial. The Horsemen of the Apocalypse, flanked by the Way of the Cross and the Annunciation says Buildings of Scotland; Christ carrying His Cross, angel to the shepherds, Faithful and True on the White Horse (Rev 19.11) and St George and Dragon, says Russell. 1920. CARSPHAIRN
McLUNDIE, R D: 3 lights in apse. Good Shepherd 1956, flanked by Ss Andrew and Paul, 1960 CASTLE DOUGLAS
CHILTON, M I: 3-1 Chancel North window, War memorial, 1948. Design exhibited at RSA 1952. CAULKERBUSH
Late 19th century stained glass. COLVEND
East window, South transept, Adoration of the Magi. c1930 West window, South transept, Risen Lord on the road to Emmaus. c1930 "Apparently by the same hand, the figure realistic but simplified" Buildings of Scotland ADAM, S & Co: East window, Ascension, 1918. "the colours quite deep" Buildings of Scotland". CHILTON, M & KEMP, M: West window, North aisle, 1926 "strongly coloured… showing a fey-looking St John accompanied by a determined eagle" Buildings of Scotland. CORSOCK
THOMAS, B: Rhododendron window, memorial to Brigadier General McEwen. GATEHOUSE OF FLEET "the somewhat undistinguished windows portray not only biblical characters but, uniquely in the Scottish Episcopal church, martin Luther and John Knox!." Web site KIRKCUDBRIGHT
3 modern windows including FINDLAY, I: St Michael treading down the serpent, symbol of evil. It was made by Isabella Findlay, a member of the congregation, and presented to the Church. WEBSTER, G: MEIKLE, Wm & Sons: 1-l front gable depicting "Jesus the Good Shepherd" in memory of Rev A D Campbell.Illustrated |
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