ID:PC_DONALD_CROMARTY10DESCRIPTION:St. Regulus burial ground is located on a rocky outcrop opposite the tunnel entrance to Cromarty House on the road out of Cromarty up to Mains Farm. A chapel to St. Regulus once stood at the northeast end of the graveyard, parts of which were still visible in Hugh Miller's lifetime (1802-56). In 'Scenes and Legends of the North of Scotland' he writes,
'The ruins of the old chapel of St. Regulus occupy the edge of a projecting angel, in which the burying ground terminates towards the east. Accident and decay seemed to wrought their worst upon them. What is now, however, only a broken-edged ruin, and a few shapeless mounds, was three hundred years ago, a picturesque-looking high-gabled house of one story.'PLACENAME:CromartyOLD COUNTY/PARISH:ROSS: CromartyCREATOR (AV):Janine DonaldDATE OF IMAGE:2002PERIOD:2000sSOURCE:Janine DonaldAsset ID:22351KEYWORDS:
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