Scottish Cathedrals and Abbeys

The following is from Scottish Cathedrals and Abbeys by Rev. D. Butler, M.A.:

Contents

• Preface
• Introduction
• Chapter I - Relation of Celtic Church to Roman Catholic Church
• Chapter II - Sketch of Scottish Architecture:
  1. Norman Architecture
  2. Transition Style
  3. First Pointed Period
  4. Middle Pointed Period
  5. Late Pointed Period
• Chapter III - Cathedrals:
  1. St. Andrews
  2. Glasgow
  3. Dunkeld
  4. Aberdeen
  5. Moray
  6. Brechin
  7. Dunblane
  8. Ross
  9. Caithness
  10. Galloway
  11. Lismore
  12. Isles
  13. Orkney
• Chapter IV - Collegiate Churches:
  1. Biggar
  2. Bothwell
  3. St. Nicholas (New Aberdeen)
  4. King's College (Old Aberdeen)
  5. Roslin
  6. Chapel Royal (Stirling)
  7. St. Giles' (Edinburgh)
  8. St. Mary's and St. Salvator's (St. Andrews)
• Chapter V - Scottish Norman Parish Churches:
1. Dalmeny
2. Leuchars
•  Parish Churches Illustrating Middle Pointed or Decorated Period:
  1. Linlithgow
  2. Haddington
•  Parish Churches of Third or Late Pointed Period:
  1. St. John's (Perth)
  2. Dundee
  3. Stirling
  4. St. Leonard (St. Andrews)
  5. Holy Trinity
• Chapter VI - Scottish Monasticism:
  1. St. Andrew's Priory (Augustinian)
  2. Holyrood Abbey
  3. Jedburgh
  4. Dryburgh (Praemonstratensian)
  5. Dunfermline (Benedictine)
  6. Paisley (Cluniacensian)
  7. Kelso (Tyronensian)
  8. Arbroath
  9. Melrose (Cistercian)
• Chapter VII - General Survey of Scottish Medieval Architecture:
  1. Norman
  2. Transition Style
  3. First Pointed Period
  4. Middle Pointed Period
  5. Late Pointed Period
• Appendix - Definition of Leading Architectural Terms

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