Iona, Iona Nunnery
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Site type NUNNERY
Canmore ID 21621
Site Number NM22SE 14.00
NGR NM 28487 24095
Council ARGYLL AND BUTE
Parish KILFINICHEN AND KILVICKEON
Former Region STRATHCLYDE
Former District ARGYLL AND BUTE
Former County ARGYLL
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Manuscripts
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Item  | Description | Collection | Date | Copyright |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MS 28/12 | Folded sheet of blue paper with notes of discrepancies concerning drawings of the Nunnery. Initialled by Dryden and dated. | Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. | 1874 | RCAHMS |
| MS 28/20 | Dark brown notebook, bound with textile tape, containing rough field sketches of architectural details in the Abbey, St Orans Chapel and the Nunnery, and a sketch view of the west coast of the island, all in Dryden's hand. | Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. | 1875 | RCAHMS |
| MS 28/40/7 | Loose-leafed beige notebook, containing descriptive notes about St Mary's Chapel, St Orans Chapel, St Ronans Church, the Nunnery and Cladh an Diseart, all in Dryden's hand. Compiled for a lecture to the Royal Institution Hull on Feb 15 1887. Continuation of MS 28/40/6. | Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. | 1887 | RCAHMS |
| MS 28/6 | Letter to Dryden from John Watson at the Cathedral in Iona, in reply to queries from Dryden about the Nunnery. | Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. | 1/11/1875 | RCAHMS |
| MS 28/8/1 | Folded sheet of paper with descriptive notes on cross-slab RCAHMS 1982 no 7 (= Abbey Museum 41). Signed by Dryden and dated. | Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. | 6/1881 | RCAHMS |
| MS 28/8/2 | Folded sheet of paper with descriptive notes on four cross-slabs with Gaelic inscriptions: RCAHMS 1982 nos 45, 46, 47, 14). Signed by Dryden and dated. | Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. | 6/1881 | RCAHMS |
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