certain citizen “to big his hous with.” In 1836 the church was restored,
being practically rebuilt.
In the churchyard, however, there still exists a somewhat remarkable
structure. Externally it is a mausoleum-like building, covered with
turf. It is sometimes supposed to be “the crypt or family vault erected
by Sir Robert Logan of Restalrig (who died 1440-41), by whom indeed it
may have been built, while it has been used as such by successive
proprietors.” “It was undoubtedly
[Illustration: FIG. 1427.--Restalrig Collegiate Church. Vaulted Roof.]
attached to the college, perhaps as the chapter house or St. Triduan’s
Chapel.”
[Illustration: FIG. 1428.
Restalrig Collegiate Church.