Description
Square, rubble walled burial ground. Entrance flanked by
simple monolith piers with outer pedestrian gateways. Various
18th and 19th tombs including Grant of Invermoriston enclosure,
dated 1794. Grant enclosure surrounded by low coped retaining
wall with spearhead cast-iron railings; entrance flanked by
pair square rusticated ashlar gate piers with moulded corniced
caps with ball finials and cast-iron gates.
Also rubble memorial dated 1848 set with various small re-set
early 19th century tombstones.
Burial ground approached by short drive from main road;
similar pair simple monolith gate piers flank further entrance
at main road junction.
Statement of Interest
Probable site of earlier church. 1848 memorial erected by
Peter McLeod, son of Finlay McLeod, Piper to Glenmoriston.
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