![]() The
Abbey in Paisley 
      The building dates from the 13th century a monastery was founded on the site by Cluniac monks in 1163. The Abbey was the burial place of many Scottish Kings of the House of Stewart.  | 
      
![]() Paisley
Abbey 
      Paisley is the largest town in the county of Renfrewshire in the west of Scotland. It
is situated on the northern edge  of the Gleniffer Braes  on the banks of the White Cart Water. The town forms a contiguous urban area with Glasgow . The town came to prominence with the establishment of Paisley Abbey.  | 
      
Paisley
Abbey  
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Paisley
Abbey 
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Paisley
Abbey 
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Paisley
Abbey 
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Abbey 
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Abbey 
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Abbey 
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Abbey 
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Abbey 
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![]() Stained
Glass Window 
      in Paisley Abbey  | 
      
![]() Stained
Glass Window 
      in Paisley Abbey  | 
      
St.
Mirin's Cathedral 
      in Paisley  | 
      
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