WINDOWS

Illustrated Notes

The mediaeval church was traditionally rich in colour and highly ornate. The Reformers, in their zeal, went to the other extreme and bequea

Stained Glass in Scotland

Scotland, unlike the majority of her Western European neighbours, has little or no mediaeval stained glass to show the interested visitor, a

The Great West Window

The Great West Window has for its central feature an oval panel depicting the Nativity against the background of the stable.

The Macnab Window

The Macnab window is in the North-West corner of the Nave is the work of Wm. Wilson, RSA. It depicts St Nicholas and St Christopher.

The Stirton Window

This window was gifted to the Church by the late Rev. Dr John Stirton of Crathie, Domestic Chaplain to the King, in memory of his mother.

Sixth Battalion Black Watch Window

This memorial window, which was designed by William Wilson, R.S.A., Edinburgh, consists of two lights and tracery, and has, as its main...

The Shrine Window

THIS THREE-LIGHT window is the work of the late Morris Meredith Williams, and illustrates the text 'And there was War in Heaven'.

The North Transept Window

THIS WINDOW, the gift of the late Lord Dewar, along with its counterpart in the South transept, forms an integral part of the War Memorial..

The Miller Memorial Window

THIS FOUR-LIGHT window is the work of Ballantine of Edinburgh. The theme is the Resurrection. The two lights on the left portray the scene d

The Paton Memorial Window

THIS WINDOW is situated in the North aisle of the Choir and is on the East wall of the Church. It was designed by Miss Kemp, of Edinburgh

The Great East Window

The principal subject, the Crucifixion, occupies the three central lights. Our Lord in his agony hangs upon the Cross.

The Heiton Window

THIS THREE LIGHT window, the work of Ballantine of Edinburgh, represents three of our Lord's disciples St Andrew, St John and St Peter.

The East Church War Memorial Window

THE THEME of this window, which was erected in 1921, embraces the spiritual qualities displayed in war. In the left panel a figure robed...

The Forteviot Window

THIS BEAUTIFUL and colourful window was the gift of Margaret, Lady Forteviot, in memory of her husband the Ist Baron Forteviot. It is the...

The South East Transept Window

THIS WINDOW, the gift of the Ist Baron Forteviot, forms part of the memorial scheme and is dedicated to the men in whose honour the Church w

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