extends a considerable distance northwards from the arch, which is suggestive of the idea that the church had a transept.
There appears to have been at one time a churchyard beside the church, which has now disappeared, having been absorbed into a neighbouring farm.
The Church of Dron belonged to the Abbey of Coupar, which was distant about six miles, in a north-westerly direction.
ECCLESIAMAGIRDLE OR EXMAGIRDLE CHAPEL,
Perthshire.
A small ruined chapel situated on the north side of the Ochil
Hills, about three miles south-west from the Bridge of Earn. It is
surrounded by an old burial-ground, and adjoins the picturesque seventeenth
century mansion of Glenearn.
The building (Fig. 1458), which is roofless, is otherwise fairly entire, but it is densely covered with ivy and its features are not easily seen. It measures about 25 feet 7 inches long by about
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Fig. 1458.—Ecclesiamagirdle or Exmagirdle Chapel. Plan.
11 feet 5 inches wide inside the walls. The door in the south wall is lintelled and has a splay all round. There is a round-headed window (Fig. 1459) at the east end about 9 inches wide and about 2 feet high, having a stepped sill on the inside. A lintelled window in the west gable, now filled with a monument on the inside, measures about 29 inches wide. Both of these windows are splayed on the outside. The end window has been fitted with a smaller window at some later period.
In the centre of the east wall there appears to have been a recess about 4 feet 2 inches wide, and, as far as can be seen, it does not show on the outside. Its sill is about 4 feet up from the floor, and there has evidently been some kind of fixture against the end wall here, probably an
