Old Parliament Hall, Edinburgh: Statues of Justice and Mercy

Thomas Ross (Author)


Keywords:
Doorway, Carved Stones, Stone
Period(s):
1613, 1824

Abstract


These statues, with the accompanying carved stones, were found in August 1909 in the back garden of No. 37 Drummond Place. The two figures, with the stone containing the\r\ncity arms, have been placed within the Old Parliament Hall; while the pediment stone with the open-arched crown surmounted by a cross, and having the date 1636, has been placed over a doorway in the new piazza. The statues had been removed from the Old Parliament Hall in 1824. They are thought to have been sculptured by Alexander Mylne,\r\nwho was born in Perth in 1613.

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Published
30-11-1919
How to Cite
Ross, T. (1919). Old Parliament Hall, Edinburgh: Statues of Justice and Mercy. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 53, 30–33. https://doi.org/10.9750/PSAS.053.30.33
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