After the music hall production, I just wandered around. I found a beautiful church, called Ramshorn. There is some great information on it here:
http://www.strath.ac.uk/culture/ramshorn/info/kirk_history.htm
Although built in the 1820's, the architecture is gothic, with much adornment in the Medieval style. I wandered around the churchyard as well.
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A side window, boarded up. |
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A distant relation? I know our name is spelled just Wylie, but it's a rare name. This fellow was Hugh Wyllie, Provost of Glasgow, and the date is 1782. Many of the grave stones were in the wall like this one. |
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I wasn't really sure what this was. A family plot? |
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Ramshorn Church |
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