"Scotland's Oldest Cathedral"

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St. Magnus Cathedral stands majestic behind it's ancient graveyard with birds circling it's tall spire in Kirkwall on Orkney Island, Scotland, UK

The Cathedral is named after Saint Magnus Erlendsson. When Orkney and Shetland were part of Scandinavia and ruled by Norse Earls. Magnus shared his earldom with his cousin Haakon Paulsson. and they ruled amicably from 1105 to 1114 until their followers began to quarrel . St Magnus was eventually executed and the cathedral was founded as a final resting place for his relics. Work on its construction started in 1137 making it one of the oldest cathedrals in Scotland. It is built with red sandstone from the Head of Holland in Kirkwall and yellow sandstone from the island of Eday. The bones of St Magnus were also interned within one of its pillars.

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NOTE:

-All paper prints are sold as matted and ready for you to frame. Premium 5×7 notecards are lightly textured, blank inside, and include a matching envelope. These items will ship to you directly from my base in Port Washington, WI, or you can make arrangements for pickup.

-All Gallery Metal prints are ready to hang with the included cleat, double cleat (“Wall Buddies”), or wire hanger depending on the size of the print. Metal prints ship direct to you from the photo lab. Alternately, if you want me to sign them or you simply live locally, they can be shipped to me, signed, and we can then make arrangements for pickup.

**ALL PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING TO CONTIGUOUS USA**

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St. Magnus Cathedral stands majestic behind it's ancient graveyard with birds circling it's tall spire in Kirkwall on Orkney Island, Scotland, UK

The Cathedral is named after Saint Magnus Erlendsson. When Orkney and Shetland were part of Scandinavia and ruled by Norse Earls. Magnus shared his earldom with his cousin Haakon Paulsson. and they ruled amicably from 1105 to 1114 until their followers began to quarrel . St Magnus was eventually executed and the cathedral was founded as a final resting place for his relics. Work on its construction started in 1137 making it one of the oldest cathedrals in Scotland. It is built with red sandstone from the Head of Holland in Kirkwall and yellow sandstone from the island of Eday. The bones of St Magnus were also interned within one of its pillars.

For more info. on giclée paper prints and Gallery Metal prints, click here.

(click on image to enlarge)

NOTE:

-All paper prints are sold as matted and ready for you to frame. Premium 5×7 notecards are lightly textured, blank inside, and include a matching envelope. These items will ship to you directly from my base in Port Washington, WI, or you can make arrangements for pickup.

-All Gallery Metal prints are ready to hang with the included cleat, double cleat (“Wall Buddies”), or wire hanger depending on the size of the print. Metal prints ship direct to you from the photo lab. Alternately, if you want me to sign them or you simply live locally, they can be shipped to me, signed, and we can then make arrangements for pickup.

**ALL PRICES INCLUDE SHIPPING TO CONTIGUOUS USA**