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is arched with round arches, which are now almost concealed, this part of the church being occupied with modern staircases, vestries, and gallery. A round arch also spanned the church between the eastmost of the two piers of the crossing. The latter arch was taken down about the year
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Fig. 1244.—Stirling Parish Church. Piers, Caps, and Arch Mouldings in Choir.
