The Chapel

The beauty of St. Mary’s Chapel never fails to make a lasting impression and is most definitely worth a visit!  Visitors are welcome to absorb the peace and tranquility of the chapel as part of their visit to Blairs Museum. 

The beautifully restored interior of St. Mary’s Chapel, and its spectacular 150ft tower, serves as a wonderful example of late Victorian architecture.  The chapel opened for worship in 1901 with its primary function to help in the training of the College pupils.  The chapel was a daily feature of life at Blairs, with regular Mass familiarising the boys with the formal practices of Catholic worship and ceremony.

St. Mary’s Chapel is still in active use today, having retained a lively local parish after the College closed in 1986.

To have a closer look at the Chapel,
visit The Chapel Virtual Scene page.

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