Old photograph of the church in Garvald village south of Haddington, Scotland. The church is situated at the eastern end of the village. The north west corner of the church is 12th century; the south wall has a sundial upon it dated 1633, and the north aisle is of 1677. In 1829 John Swinton, from Haddington, completely remodelled the church, which included four Gothic windows and the Western belfry. The Rector of Garvald in 1504 was Master Patrick Coventrie, who held a BA in Theology.
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