This arched window set in the stone wall of the gothic revival church Ramshorn Kirk in Glasgow has been boarded up from the inside, and also has iron bars. The church is no longer in use for religious purposes as far as I could [...] [more...]
Strictly speaking this grotesque head carved in stone is a decorative corbel supporting an arch rather than a gargoyle.
Strictly speaking this grotesque head carved in stone is a decorative corbel supporting an arch rather than a gargoyle. She has a broken nose.
The cloudy sky reflected in the church window.
The sign on the gate to the graveyard: [more...]
The circular plaque reads: [more...]
This historical plaque is on the side of Ramshorn Kirk in Glasgow: [more...]
Another one, this one with a carved stone beard and a stone smile.
This one looks just like Carved stone head 2 but with a mended nose.
Arched stone window with carvings and inscription
The decorative carvings appear not to be representational. The inscription reads as follows: [more...]
Crumbling walls and creeper at Ramshorn Kirk.
I cannot easily read the inscription, but on the lower stone I can see the date 1723.
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