Hebdomadar's Building, St Salvator's College Church, North Street, St Andrews

Founded 1450. 7-bay aisleless with 3-sided apse (windows to S

only, N wall blind), 116' tower and 16th cent. stone spire;

ashlar built; gate 16th cent., re-erected from original

materials; interior had pointed barrel vault demolished 1773,

James Craig, architect; Sacrament House; monuments Bishop

Kennedy +1465, rich vaulted semi-octagonal niche, much

damaged; another segmental headed recess; Hew Spens +1534

slab with raised relief; John Home +1754 raised marble slab.

Pulpit late 16th cent. from Town Kirk. Restorations and

additions: tower parapet Robert Matheson 1851; buttress

pinnacles and tracery 1861-3 also Matheson; further repairs

Matheson tracery partly replaced; refurnishing by Reginald

Fairlie from 1931. West Building: 15th cent., 3-storey,

4-window with lower wing to court; panelled Hebdomadar's

Room; cloister with semi-elliptical arches 1849, William

Nixon, architect.