ST. MARY'S PARISH CHURCH, Auchterhouse, Forfarshire.
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Fig. 1508.—St. Mary's, Auchterhouse.
Chancel Arch.
The village of Kirkton or Auchterhouse is situated about five miles north of Dundee.
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Fig. 1509.—St. Mary's, Auchterhouse.
Section of Chancel Arch Mouldings.
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Fig. 1511.—St. Mary's, Auchterhouse.
Jamb of Doorway in Chancel.
The old church consists of a nave and chancel, with a square west tower. The nave is about 56 feet long by 33 feet wide, and the chancel is about 27 feet long by 21 feet 6 inches wide. The date (1630)
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Fig. 1510.—St. Mary's, Auchterhouse.
South Doorway in Chancel.
is carved on the east gable, but the building undoubtedly is, in part at least, of older date. There are a great many stones, pieces of window tracery, and other carved work lying about the churchyard, which show that there was a former
