Inverarity Kirk
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Inverarity Kirk
Image: © Karen Vernon Taken: 30 Jul 2008
Inverarity War Memorial and Kirk as sun was setting on a summers evening. Known locally as the White Kirk, Inverarity Kirk was built in 1754 to replace one a couple of miles away. Apparently some of the gravestones were moved as well! If you check the gravestones there are some dating back as far as the 1640s so this story seems to be accurate. Whether the inhabitants of the graves were "flitted" at the same time is unknown!!!
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Image Location
Latitude
56.587768
Longitude
-2.892865