The
Preceptory has been built within the old stable block at Noss Head.
The
narrow windows are are sealed with clear glass blocks, and the wooden
roof
has already been painted sky blue. The original Caithness flagstone
floor
has been restored, and the lime rendering has been chipped back to
the
original stonework before being limewashed. This has all been done
within a
very short period with voluntary work and very generous donations
of time,
funds and materials by Preceptory members and friends.
Templar Mantle
The Preceptory
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The
Eight Pointed
Templar Cross
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The
window sealed
with glass blocks
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The
Templar Seals
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The
Preceptory's
New Door
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Preceptory Window showing the
Templar Cross and the Sinclair
Engrailed Cross
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External
view
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Photographs
by Brian Finch
The
Arms of Prince Henry St Clair
Work in Progress
Jason
Sinclair Fowler from Vermont is chipping away the old lime rendering.
The old stonework is revealed
The roof is painted sky blue. The walls are now whitewashed.
The original Caithness flagstone floor has now been restored.
