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The Passion Stones were thought to have originally adorned Trinity Collegiate Church, which was demolished to make way for Waverley Railway Station. It is not known how the stones came to be at Astley Ainslie Hospital in Edinburgh. Two of the stones were stolen from the hospital in 2017.
NHS Lothian Charity – Tonic Collection
Edinburgh
Title
The Passion Stones
Date
15th C
Medium
stone
Measurements
H 60 x W 40 x D 40 cm
Accession number
2191
Work type
Sculpture
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NHS Lothian Charity – Tonic Collection
2–4 Waterloo Place, Edinburgh, Edinburgh EH1 3EG Scotland
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