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Linlithgow road, West Lothian
The good old days weren’t always good, and tomorrow ain’t as bad as it seems.
-- Billy Joel
(Linlithgow, Scotland)
Stained Glass Window St Michael's Linlithgow.
This incredible stained glass windows is in St Michael's Church in Linlithgow . The church is situated next to Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots 🏴
The window was designed by Crear McCartney to mark the 750th anniversary of the church in 1992; it is installed in St Katherine's Aisle and is based on the theme of the Pentecost.
Linlithgow Palace and Loch, and the spire of St Michael's Church
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Linlithgow, 2024
Linlithgow Loch and Palace, Scotland
The Cross Well, Linlithgow
The fountain is a replica of its 16th-century predecessor which was damaged by Cromwell's occupation forces in 1650. It was built in 1807 and carved by Robert Gray, a one-handed stonemason from Edinburgh, who worked with the mallet strapped to his right stump. It was modelled on the courtyard fountain of Linlithgow Palace, but the figures here represent burgesses unlike the heraldic and more courtly figures of the palace fountain. It was restored in 1997. The town's mercat cross, erected in the 1660s, was demolished at the end of the following century.