Strathclyde - Historic Churches
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Within a short stroll of each other are several ancient caves, a holy well linked to St Columba, a pair of footprints carved into a rock said to belong to the saint, and a chapel built on the site of Columba's landing in Kintyre in AD 563. A fascinating collection of historic sites in one spot.
Keil Cemetery,
Southend,
Kintyre,
Strathclyde,
Scotland
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Heritage Highlight: Strong links to St Columba
Nearest: Hotels - Self Catering - Bed
and Breakfasts
St Conan's Kirk is an extraordinary early 20th-century church on the shore of Loch Awe, built by Walter Douglas Campbell, brother of the 1st Lord Blythswood, and incorporating fragments of carving from Iona.
Saint Conan's Rd, A85, Loch Awe,
Dalmally,
Strathclyde,
Scotland, PA33 1AQ
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Heritage Highlight: Robert Bruce ossuary and stones from Iona Abbey
Nearest: Hotels - Self Catering - Bed
and Breakfasts
Symington Parish Church was founded in 1160 by Symon Loccard, a Norman knight who gave his name to the village. The church retains its original Norman arch, three lancet windows, an ancient piscina and a medieval timber roof.
1 Brewlands Road,
Symington,
Strathclyde,
Scotland
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Heritage Highlight: Perhaps the oldest active church in Scotland
Nearest: Hotels - Self Catering - Bed
and Breakfasts
