Skelmorlie Aisle, Largs

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Skelmorlie Aisle, built in 1636 as a private worship place and burial vault, was an addition to Largs Parish Church. It was such a splendid creation that when the church was demolished in the early 1800s, it was saved from destruction.

Today the aisle stands on its own, and comprises two elements: The laird’s loft at ground level, containing an elaborate stone monumental tomb and an intricate painted ceiling, and the vault below, which houses lead coffins.

Explore the annotations to learn about the structure and painted ceiling. For sharpest detail, make sure to change the textures to HD.

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