Roslin, The Chapel, The Interior 1897
Photo ref:
39164A
Photo ref:
39164A
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The chapel is famed for its pillar of entwined ribbands. The story is that the chief stonemason went to Italy to study a similar pillar. While he was away, his apprentice worked out how to construct the pillar after having a dream and built it. On his return, the mason was so jealous of his apprentice's work that he struck the boy dead.
An extract from Edinburgh Photographic Memories.
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