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Dunfermline Abbey, Nave

A Category A Listed Building in Dunfermline, Fife

  • Dunfermline Abbey Nave

  • Dunfermline Abbey Nave

  • Dunfermline Abbey buttresses

  • Dunfermline Abbey, S Elevation of Nave.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, S Elevation of Nave.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, 12th century East Processional Doorway.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, 12th century East Processional Doorway detail.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, W Front.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, W Front doorway.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, W Front doorway detail.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, N Elevation with N Tower.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, N Porch added by Abbott Richard de Bothwell 1446-82.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, original 12th century N door to Nave.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, 15th century vault in Porch.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, monument to Sir Robert Adie, 1719, in porch.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave looking W.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave E end showing similarities with Durham..

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave S aisle.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave N aisle.

  • Dunfermline Abbey,Nave, monument to Robert Pitcairn on N wall dated 1584.

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave, monument to William Schaw (1550-1602).

  • Dunfermline Abbey, Nave, detail of monument to William Schaw (1550-1602).

  • Dunfermline Abbey, vaulting to N Tower.

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Entry Name: Dunfermline Abbey, Nave

Listing Date: 12 January 1971

Category: A

Source: Historic Scotland

Source ID: 362433

Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB25960

Building Class: Cultural

ID on this website: 200362433

Location: Dunfermline

County: Fife

Town: Dunfermline

Electoral Ward: Dunfermline Central

Traditional County: Fife

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