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Innerpeffray Library, Chapel, and Corbenic Poetry Path

The chapel was built in the 1500s by Lord Drummond, replacing an earlier 14thC chapel NN9018 : Welcome to Innerpeffray Chapel LinkExternal link. An upstairs room was used as a public lending library, but in 1762 it was moved to the adjacent building, with books upstairs and accommodation for the custodian downstairs. The library is the oldest free public lending library in Scotland, and a borrowers' ledger records every loan from 1747 until lending stopped in 1968. There is an amazing collection of around 5000 old books, from the 16thC and 17thC to the present day, covering many subjects, which can be held and consulted, with the help of knowledgeable and enthusiastic curator and volunteers LinkExternal link .
The poetry path is puzzle, since there is a nice display of poetry on slate and wood, and a note saying the path is three kilometres long through the Perthshire landscape, but it is nowhere near here - it is at Dunkeld, 23km away LinkExternal link . The small installation at Innerpeffray was for a Poetry event on 9 April.
by M J Richardson

Created: Mon, 10 Apr 2017, Updated: Mon, 10 Apr 2017


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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Welcome to Innerpeffray Chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Enigmas of Existence by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Corbenic Poetry Path by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Corbenic Poetry Path by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : 'Somewhere between a blink and a breath' by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Innerpeffray Library by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Poetry at the entrance to Innerpeffary churchyard by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The library of Innerpeffray by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Corbenic Camphill Community by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : OAK by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : 'LIKE A FAT MAN INTO A COLD BATH' by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Chapel information by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Enigmas of Existence - detail by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Drummond coat of arms by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The view from Innerpeffray Library by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Library of Innerpeffray by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Library by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Fire-damp at Innerpeffray by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : 'Boy on a hill' by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Entrance to Innerpeffray churchyard by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : 'After Hurricane Bawbag' by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Library and Chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Memorial to John Faichney by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : The Drummond family chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Inside Innerpeffray Chapel by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Poetry and seat at Innerpeffray Library by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : 'Light fills the space where trees once stood' by M J Richardson
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NN9018 : Innerpeffray Chapel and Free Library by Sandy Gerrard
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