Crossmichael Church & graveyard
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Crossmichael Church & graveyard
Image: © Chris Newman Taken: 3 Sep 2005
Crossmichael Parish Church (1749-51) with its centrally sited round tower and C19 conical roof paired with Balmaghie (opposite side of Loch Ken). The Churchyard has an fine enriched Gordon monument (1757), a Covenanter’s gravestone and three war graves. A table stone has an acrostic epitaph to Rev Andrew Dick.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.981254
Longitude
-3.986973