Monymusk, Scotland

John Smith 1826 as Parish School. Single-storey harled.

Early 19th century, similar to above but rubble-built with 2-windows and 1 door at ground floor.

Circa 1830/40, Tudorised 1890. Similar to No. 1 and forming symmetrical group with No 2.

Rebuilt 1890, reconstructed 1969. Single-storey and attic, ashlar granite centre gable with 3-windows with original glass, ground floor fenestration and rear partly altered.

Circa 1830/40, Tudorised 1890. Single-storey granite ashlar 2-window and centre door, 2 masonry dormers, 1 small centre dormer. Diamond paned glass, broad eaves. Reconstructed 1969.

Circa 1920. Tapered classical granite square-plan cenotaph on 2-step base.

D-plan granite ashlar. Perhaps 1822, or possibly earlier.

Enlarged in early 1900s. Gravestones from early 18th century onwards, now mostly grouped round tree and at S. walls of chancel; none of special note except for one good coffin-shaped slab.

Late 12th/early 13th century, originally Augustinian Priory Church, comprising aisle-less nave 52' 11" x 26" and chancel 52' 10" x 21' with W. tower 22' x 19' and about 60' high, thin coursed granite with sandstone dressings; simple round-arched W.

Dated 1880. Monymusk dated Tudor. Single-storey and attic coursed red granite 2 3-light window and centre door, 2 gabled masonry dormers, 1 centre piended dormer lattice glazing.