The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century (1896)
MacGibbon, David · Edinburgh, D. Douglas · leaf 350
f the other corner (see Fig. 1248). This tower is amongst the best specimens of the Scottish architecture of the sixteenth century, as applied to ecclesiastical structures. TULLIBARDINE CHURCH, Perthshire. This edifice, which is unused, although in an almost perfect state of pre- servation, is… … is of a cruciform plan (Fig. 1260) and Fig. 1259 -Tullibardine Church. has a small western tower entering from Anns of Sir David Murray in Chancel. the church by a narrow doorway. The building measures internally from east to west along the south side 62 feet li inches, and along the north side 64…
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