Venues

Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington

Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington

Image credit: Kevin Rae, CC BY-SA 2.0 (source: Geograph)

Visit by appointment

Religious centre in South Lanarkshire

5 artworks

Part of Biggar Museum Trust

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More about

The Chapel was built in 1857 and was the private place of worship of the Baillie Cochrane family. Only the village and this tiny chapel remain to recall a way of life which flourished and has gone but is a part of our heritage worth remembering. The Chapel is now under the care of The Biggar Museum Trust.

Lamington, Biggar, South Lanarkshire ML12 6DT Scotland

info@biggarmuseumtrust.co.uk

01899 221050

http://www.biggarmuseumtrust.co.uk/

Artworks

  • Family of Travellers Resting by a Donkey
    Family of Travellers Resting by a Donkey John Pairman (1788–1843)
    Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington
  • Catherine Glen (or Susannah Braddock)
    Catherine Glen (or Susannah Braddock) unknown artist
    Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington
  • Catherine Glen (or Susannah Braddock)
    Catherine Glen (or Susannah Braddock) unknown artist
    Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington
  • Portrait of a Clerical Gent
    Portrait of a Clerical Gent unknown artist
    Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington
  • Landscape
    Landscape unknown artist
    Holy Trinity Chapel, Lamington

Artists

  • John Pairman (1788–1843), Artist, Self Portrait
    John Pairman (1788–1843)
  • Samuel Slocock (1709–1760), Mayor of Newbury (c.1754)
    unknown artist

Venues in South Lanarkshire

  •
    Biggar & Upper Clydesdale Museum
  • David Livingstone Birthplace Museum
  • Low Parks Museum
  • National Museum of Rural Life
  • New Lanark World Heritage Site