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St Mary's Parish Church, Haddington

A Category A Listed Building in Haddington, East Lothian

St Mary's Church Haddington, nave looking to the choir.

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St Mary's is the largest medieval parish church in Scotland. The choir, crossing and transepts were badly damaged in the seige of Haddington in 1548/49. The exterior still has holes caused by gunfire at this time. In 1561 a wall was built accross the end of the nave forming the parish church and leaving the rest to ruin. This remained to 1971/73 when the ruin was restored and the church made whole again. The convincing vaults over the choir etc.are in fact fibreglass.

Uploaded by Bryan Hickman
on 20 May 2011

Photo ID: 14057
Building ID: 200378635
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