- St Ninian's Church,
Tynet is a
historic Roman Catholic clandestine church located at
Tynet about 4
miles to the west of Buckie,
Scotland in the
Enzie region...
- crosses,
icons or
exterior architectural splendor. St. Ninian's Church,
Tynet, Scotland, is a typical,
rural clandestine Catholic church.
Built in 1755...
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Primary School. The
school is
divided into four houses: Spey 1, Spey 2,
Tynet 1,
Tynet 2 and Inchberry. The
current head
teacher is
Jemma Playfair. Milnes...
- from the
original on 2011-09-05.
Retrieved 2011-09-22. "根雕艺术你了解吗 - 头头外挂网".
Tynet.gov.cn.
Archived from the
original on 2012-03-25.
Retrieved 2011-09-24....
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amalgamated into a
single farm.
There are 9
dwellings at
Lower Auchenreath. The
Tynet burn
flows through the farm,
which was the old
boundary between Morayshire...
- , and
later the area was
served by the
mission at St Ninian's Church,
Tynet. The
church was
completed in 1826, the
architect being James Gillespie Graham...
-
homes and
clandestine churches. St Ninian's, a
Catholic church at
nearby Tynet, was
erected in 1755 but was
built to
resemble a cottage. The
design of...
- the
reign of the
Qianlong Emperor.
Construction of St Ninian's Church,
Tynet, Scotland, the country's
oldest surviving post-Reformation
Roman Catholic...
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Barracks Kintrae Kirkmichael Lhanbryde Longmorn Lossiemouth Macallan Mill of
Tynet Millbuies Miltonduff Moray Firth Mosstodloch Nelson's
Tower Nether Dallachy...
- houses, a
superbly preserved example of this is St. Ninian's (1775) at
Tynet about 4 mi (6 km) to the west of Buckie,
which looks like a long, low barn...
