Stained Glass Window of Christ
Stained glass window of Christ from Rossyln Chapel in Roslin Scotland. Rossyln Chapel has been the burial place for many generations of Sinclairs. A crypt was once accessible from a descending stair at the rear of the chapel. The crypt has been sealed off for many years, which may help explain the legends that it is merely a front to a more extensive subterranean vault containing the Holy Grail and the treasure of the Knights Templar.

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