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Edrom

The small village of Edrom has a fine Parish Church originally dedicated to St Mary. It was built in 1732 on the site of a much earlier Norman church, and the present south aisle rests on foundations from that period. Attached to it is the Blackadder Aisle, built for Archbishop Blackadder of Glasgow in 1499. It contains a tomb and effigy dating from 1553. A burial vault in the graveyard incorporates a Norman arch, which was originally attached to the original Norman church.