Scotland

St Monans church, Fife

Visited in September 2013, May 2014, May 2016, and May 2019

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St Monans church, Fife
The church is very near the seaside.
Built in the 13th C, this church was rebuilt in the 14th C by King David II of Scotland, as thanks for being saved from a storm.
Inside, nave, piscina and sedilla, medieval consecration cross. A notice in the church indicates that there were originally 12 consecration crosses, each representing an apostle.
Stoup with carving head
The worn-out walls bear witness to the age and the proximity of the sea.
Headstone, table tombs probably from the 18th C
Grave slab with mortality symbols