The ecclesiastical architecture of Scotland from the earliest Christian times to the seventeenth century; vol. 3/3

MORHAM CHURCH, Haddingtonshire.

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A retired parish church about four miles east from Haddington. It is stated to have been built in 1724, but some portions of ornamental carving built into the south wall (Fig. 1574) would seem to indicate that they had formed part of an earlier structure.

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Fig. 1574.—Morham Church. Fragment built into South Wall.

The only architectural feature connected with the church is the elevation of the north wing or aisle (Fig. 1575), which, although it corresponds well with the date of the building, is in a somewhat unusual style for a Scottish church of the period.

Fig. 1575.—Morham Church. North Aisle.