Hans Hamilton Tomb, Dunlop

The Hans Hamilton Tomb, built in 1641, is a significant burial chamber located next to Clandeboye School. It features a crow-stepped gable and a stone roof made of squared, coursed sandstone. The tomb has a roll-moulded doorway and an eaves cornice that returns to create a string course at the gable. The central doorway has a roll-moulded architrave and a cast-iron gate, with a roll-moulded window above it. Above the window is a square panel that contains a black marble slab, which is badly corroded, situated below a relief of a skull and crossbones and the inscription "MEMENTO MORI." At the apex of the gable, there is a stone finial.

Inside, the chamber is barrel-vaulted and features an arched recess at the rear, which has grooved stonework on the arch and the inscription: "DAN: 12 CH: VER.3. THEY THAT TURN MANY TO RIGHTEOUSNESS SHALL SHINE AS THE STARRES FOR EVER AND EVER." Above the arch is a central cartouche with flame-like carved stonework. A sarcophagus is located inside the arch, topped with kneeling male and female figures facing each other across a faldstool. There is a very long inscription on the tympanum. Additionally, gravestones that were originally on the floor have been inserted into the walls, including those of Janet Maxwell (on the north side) and Hans Hamilton and Janet Dedholm (on the south side).