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The north wall is pretty well preserved at the east end, as well as the chapel and north archway (Fig. 1369). At the west end the north wall is very fragmentary.
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Fig. 1367.—Kirkbryde Church. East Elevation.
The doorway in the south wall has a pointed arch cut out of two stones (see Fig. 1368). There are three windows on the south side of
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Fig. 1368.—Kirkbryde Church. South Elevation.
the church (see Fig. 1368). One of them is entire, and has a pointed arch cut out of two stones. A kind of shoulder is wrought on the
