Fig. 61.—St. Mary’s, Lybster. View of Doorway in West End.
2. CHURCH OF JOHN THE BAPTIST, South Bragair, Lewis.
Not much wasted; consisting of chancel and nave; respectively 12 feet 8 inches and 19 feet 10 inches long inside, with flat-headed windows—one east and one south in chancel, and one in west end of nave. Chancel arch and south-west doorway broken; former seems to have been pointed.[105]
3. ST. MICHAEL’S, Borve, Barra.
Consists of nave and chancel; respectively 23 feet and 7 feet 10 inches in length inside. Only ground plan left.[106]
(This and St. John’s, Bragair, the only churches in Lewis with chancel and nave constructively separated.)
(D) CHURCHES WITH POINTED OR LATE FEATURES.
1. ST. CATAN’S, Gigha, off Kintyre.
Old church, oblong, 33 feet long and 15 feet 2 inches in width. One long lanciform window in east end ([Fig. 62]); stone font.[107]