St Giles' Cathedral

Victorian Windows

Most of the stained glass in St Giles’ dates from the Chambers Restoration (1872-83) onwards. The Life of Christ cycle at the east end of the church was made by the Edinburgh firm of Ballantine, and forms a continuous narrative over seven windows, including the great east window. The Ballantine family, in various partnerships, created a total of 21 stained glass windows for St Giles’.