East windows of Trinity Apse, Trunk's Close
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East windows of Trinity Apse, Trunk's Close
Image: © kim traynor Taken: 5 Nov 2010
The east elevation of the rebuilt Trinity College Kirk. Carved stones from the original church can be seen embedded above the windows. The collegiate chapel contained the most famous Scottish tryptich to have partially survived the iconoclasm of the Reformation. It is now held by the National Galleries of Scotland. http://www.nationalgalleries.org/index.php/collection/highlights/4:582/results/0/17481/
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Image Location
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55.951163
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-3.185147