The MacDougall of Dunollie Coat of Arms and the date 1786
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- Project Critique - Visual Symbolism in Burial Monu...
- Visual symbolism in Burial Monuments
- Dunstaffnage Chapel
- Burial aisle from the front
- Burial aisle entrance
- Latin Inscription on Burial Aisle entrance
- Skull and Crossbone on entrance wall
- Chapel interior
- Pediment on 18th century funerary monument
- Celtic cross memorial
- Granite cross gravestone
- Grave of 21st Captain of Dunstaffnage
- Campbell of Dunstaffnage Motto
- Grave of 20th Captain of Dunstaffnage
- Religious and family symbolism
- Grave of the wife of the 21st Captain
- Campbell of Dunstaffnage motto on Kathleen Campbel...
- The grave of Tatton Bardwell
- Bardwell family motto
- Grave at the opposite end of the Chapel
- Skull and Crossbones
- Kilbride Churchyard
- Square and compass on column grave
- Celtic cross
- Basic cross
- Another cross
- Burial Ground extension
- Horseshoe and leaf grave full shot
- Kilbride Church and the MacDougall of Dunollie Bur...
- Overlooking the church and burial ground
- Looking out from the burial aisle at the cemetery
- The burial ground entrance
- Entrance decoration
- The MacDougall of Dunollie Coat of Arms
- Celtic cross decoration on grave
- 29th Chief of the Clan MacDougall
- More recent graves
- Graves of members of the armed forces
- Square and compass decoration on column grave
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I was brought up at Kilbride in the 1950's & 60's. There was a huge ball on top of the coat of arms above the entrance, which is now missing! "Iain Ciar's grave in 1737 was the first burial. (Inside entrance to the right) The wall surround was added in 1786.
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