Gallery
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St. Ninian's Cave, Glasserton, Wigtownshire by Sir Herbert Maxwell. 1885
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Entrance to St. Ninian's Cave, Wigtownshire.
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Votives at St. Ninian's Cave entrance
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The Clog-rinny, or Bell of St. Ninian.
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Burgh of Nairn Seal, depicting St. Ninian (1906).
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Burgh of Whithorn Seal, depicting St. Ninian (1906).
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