Stained glass window, Perth Royal Infirmary
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Stained glass window, Perth Royal Infirmary
Image: © William Starkey Taken: 25 Jul 2014
Detail view of a stained glass window at Perth Royal Infirmary. The window, 5 x 1.6 metres, depicts the River Tay and Perthshire, and illustrates many local landmarks. The churches of St Leonard and St Matthew can be seen in the image, together with the rivers Almond, Earn and Tay - Perth Bridge and Moncrieffe Island can be seen in the course of the latter. Reference: Leadline Studio: http://www.leadlinestudio.com/portfolio_public_buildings_040_perth_royal_infirmary_landscape.html
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Image Location
Latitude
56.396314
Longitude
-3.45298