• CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
St Nicholas Buccleuch is a Union of St Nicholas and Buccleuch Church (Itself a union between the West Parish Church and The Buccleuch Church) The building which was used was the West Church. The West Church building was closed and subsequently sold. All the glass was removed from the West Church and installed in St Nicholas Buccleuch.
East Window, South Transept. The Road to Calvary (ex Buccleuch or West Church)
South Window in Chancel. David & Goliath.
East Window. Left Panel. The Good Shepherd, Right Panel, The Sower . Monument to a minister of 1903 to 1957.
WILSON, W (studio):
1-1North window of Chancel (originally East wall South ), I am the way, the truth and the life; below, I am the Good Shepherd, 1962. Illustrated.



  • PALACE CHAPEL
NICOLSON, A K:
3-l North Aisle., between 1900 & 1930.

GLADSMUIR

  • PARISH CHURCH
  • CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
BALLANTINE & ALLAN:
3-l South end, Ascension. Post 1892. "above their average" Buildings of Scotland.
MOODY, R:
David Lowe memorial window, "The steps of faith fall on the seeming void and find the rock
beneath"; single panel at base of large lancet, South wall. Appliqué, 1981. Illustrated above.

GLENCORSE

  • PARISH CHURCH
  • CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
STRACHAN, D:
3-l South wall East, in memory of Capt. Fraser Tytler. St Patrick. c1920.

INVERESK

  • PARISH CHURCH
STRACHAN, D:
1-l, to right of pulpit. God in Creation, Providence and Redemption. Donated by Mrs Black. 1923.

LASSWADE

  • ST LEONARD
  • SCOTTISH EPISCOPALIAN
WILSON, W (Studio):
1-l, 1961.

MID CALDER

  • KIRK OF CALDER, MAIN STREET
  • CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
1995 Restored stained glass.

MUSSELBURGH

  • OUR LADY OF LORETTO AND ST MICHAEL
DAVIDSON, N:
21 windows, 1951?

 The Chapel was built by Sir Frances and Lady Tudsbery in memory of their son, Robin, who was killed in Germany in the last days of the Second World War.
McLELLAN, S:
Series of nine windows, depicting incidents from Pilgrim's Progress, "a good illustration of a young soldier's life". Pilgrim, with his heavy burden of sin on his back. His rescue from the Slough of Despond.  The Cross beyond the Wicket Gate'.  Pilgrim is freed from his load. Pilgrim is fitted for his journey with the Scroll and Armour by Piety, Charity and Prudence. (Illustrated) Pilgrim is confronted by Apollyon. Pilgrim escaping from Doubting Castle of the Giant Despair. Pilgrim at his trial in the town of Vanity. Pilgrim in the net of the Double Faced Flatterer. Pilgrim, at the end of his journey, being escorted to the Celestial City with the Trumpets sounding on the other side.  1951
Dalkeith Wilson studio

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