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Welcome to the Friends of Cambusnethan Priory
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SUNDAY, 4 APRIL 2021 AT 19:00 UTC+01
Easter at the Priory - Facebook Live event from our historian After our successful Facebook Live event on Boxing Day, Friends of Cambusnethan Priory invite you to a public lecture (online) by one of the trustees and our historical consultant Marie Michlová, on how Easter was spent at the Priory in years gone by. You will be able to attend the free lecture via Facebook Live or watch the recorded lecture at any time later to donate to save the Priory please enter the following email address - savecambypriory@yahoo.co.uk - in Paypal Thankyou Cambusnethan House, locally known as the Priory. Is a neo-gothic masterpiece, and one of the last remaining great houses of the Upper Clyde Valley to survive |
FOCP is very excited to announce that we are working with
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This site is for people to share their photos, stories and memories of Cambusnethan Priory, before it is lost forever.
The Priory, as it is known locally, was designed by James Gillespie Graham and completed in 1820. looked on as being one of Grahams best country houses, it was built in the style of the Gothic revival.
Sadly it was gutted by fire in the 1980s and now only the golden sandstone shell remains, although the stunning gothic carvings remain visible. From across the valley it is not even obvious that it is now a ruin but ultimately every year brings further decline in its state.
Our Facebook page has proved that a lot of people care about the state of this once beautiful house, so it was decided to set-up this web site, to encourage people to explore and help us as we try to preserve this beautiful house.
We have lost so much of our heritage - Hamilton Palace, Mauldslie Castle, Stonebyres house to name but a few. Let's preserve as much as we can about Cambusnethan Priory before it too is lost.
contact us at cambusnethanpriory@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/CambusnethanPriory
twitter ; @CambusnethanP
The Priory, as it is known locally, was designed by James Gillespie Graham and completed in 1820. looked on as being one of Grahams best country houses, it was built in the style of the Gothic revival.
Sadly it was gutted by fire in the 1980s and now only the golden sandstone shell remains, although the stunning gothic carvings remain visible. From across the valley it is not even obvious that it is now a ruin but ultimately every year brings further decline in its state.
Our Facebook page has proved that a lot of people care about the state of this once beautiful house, so it was decided to set-up this web site, to encourage people to explore and help us as we try to preserve this beautiful house.
We have lost so much of our heritage - Hamilton Palace, Mauldslie Castle, Stonebyres house to name but a few. Let's preserve as much as we can about Cambusnethan Priory before it too is lost.
contact us at cambusnethanpriory@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/CambusnethanPriory
twitter ; @CambusnethanP
CAMBUSNETHAN PRIORY
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