The rather strange Combe Mausoleum
Mausoleum of James Combe and wife. 1852 by A. MacDonald of Aberdeen. Pink Peterhead and grey mausoleum on two-stage base, Cell with framed door and lozenge containing IHS emblem on east side; angle-set corner buttresses with acroterion finials, cross-surmounted eared sarcophagus on top. An early and flamboyant example of machine-polished Scottish granite, prominently sited, erected in memory of Combe's wife. See The Builder 2 September 1854, 460.
The rather strange Combe Mausoleum
Mausoleum of James Combe and wife. 1852 by A. MacDonald of Aberdeen. Pink Peterhead and grey mausoleum on two-stage base, Cell with framed door and lozenge containing IHS emblem on east side; angle-set corner buttresses with acroterion finials, cross-surmounted eared sarcophagus on top. An early and flamboyant example of machine-polished Scottish granite, prominently sited, erected in memory of Combe's wife. See The Builder 2 September 1854, 460.