Muthill, Perth and Kinross
Admire the roofless medieval church of Muthill with its remarkably complete Romanesque tower.
A small religious community was established here in the late 1100s, perhaps by the Bishops of Dunblane. Muthill was a high-status church from the beginning, perhaps functioning as a substitute cathedral at times.
The tower, which dates to around this time, was originally free-standing. The church’s nave was expanded and rebuilt around it in the 1400s.
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