Old travel Blog photograph of the parish church in Carmunnock within the boundary of Glasgow, Scotland. The white cross outside the building marks the grave of a former minister, Alexander Storrie. The church building was erected in 1767 and underwent extensive repairs in 1838. The west aisle is the burial aisle for the Stuarts of Castlemilk. Gravestones in the churchyard date back to 1744. In early Christian times, St Cadoc used Bannawe, thought to be the site of present day Carmunnock, as a base when converting the surrounding area to Christianity.
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