| Stained Glass Windows |
The church has many beautiful stained glass windows. Comprehensive documentation regarding the windows has been prepared. After the picture of the East Window the windows are described clockwise from the West Door viewed from inside the Church |
| East Window |
| The beautiful East Window flanked by the Traquair Mural. This is a delightful centre-piece for a small and ancient village church. |
| Window next to (West of) South Door |
This window is to the right of the south door when viewed from inside the church. The January afternoon sun is giving the window a glow of warmth and colour.
Moving clockwise.... |
| Window in the West wall near the south-west corner |
Another window with brightly coloured glass catching the warmth of the sun.
The window at the base of the Bell tower is of stained glass, because of the location of the font and the eight bell ropes it has not been possible to include a satisfactory photograph of this window. Hopefully one will be added shortly.
The window to the north end of the West wall contains plain glass. |
| West Window |
| Note the bell ropes hanging to the sides of the tower. |
| Window to the West of the North wall to the right of the North Door |
| A window of predominantly blue coloured glass at the west end of the North wall. |
| Window in the North Wall at the eastern end of the nave |
Only the centre panel of this window contains stained glass.
There are further stained glass windows in the east and south walls .... details to be added. |
| St Nicholas Chapel Chapel East Windows |
| East facing Chapel windows, the small window at the top |
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