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Fig. 1563.—Leswalt Church. North Gallery.
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Fig. 1564.—Leswalt Church.
Panel over Door.
After the new church was erected the old one was used as the parish school, which accounts for a fireplace still visible in the east wall of the church.
Fig. 1565 shows its present ruined condition.
Before the Reformation the Church of Leswalt belonged to the Monks of Tungland, and in Episcopal times to the Bishop of Galloway.
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Fig. 1565.—Leswalt Church.
