the jambs and arch (Fig. 1421). The second window from the east is
narrow and ogee headed, and probably marks the position of the rood
screen.
An old doorway remains, though built up, near the north-west angle. In
the arch there is inserted a shield (Fig. 1422) bearing the arms of the
Lindsays, to whom the castle belonged, and the letters W. L. and the
date 1659.
The east end has been entirely altered, the east window having probably
been built up, and an outside stair erected to give access to a gallery
at that end.