- Print page
- Send to a friend
- Feedback
- Bookmark (Ctrl+D)
Aberdeenshire Historic Kirkyards
The historic kirkyards of Aberdeenshire abound with many significant and delightful architectural features, the nucleus of which has always, or in most cases, been the kirk.
However the world of architectural history has long been concerned with either the study of country house or ecclesiastical architecture, though within the last quarter of the 20th century the former has dominated the field significantly.
The latter has perhaps suffered from a sense of becoming more distant and irrelevant to the lives of successive generations of their parishes. And yet the historic kirkyard is so rich:
- in the development of aesthetic style
- of local craftsmanship
- of local and favoured materials
- of genealogy
- of economic prosperity
- Title Forward & Covers (36kb)
- Banff & Buchan (932kb)
- Buchan (630kb)
- Formartine (983kb)
- Garioch (1.1mb)
- Kincardine & Mearns (1mb)
- Marr (2.3mb)
- Appendices (87kb)
You can also use our resources to find out more about your Family History

