Dunblane Cathedral, Scotland
The oldest part of the Cathedral after the tower is the north aisle of the Choir (generally called the Lady Chapel or Chapter House).
The floor of this chamber is of Purbeck marble and of two varieties of Ancaster stone, and was laid down in 1934, a gift from the Society of Friends of the Cathedral.  The Society also had the walls panelled in oak to the design of Reginald Fairlie of Edinburgh.

The panels of home oak on three sides.  On six panels, below carved and illuminated crosses, are the names of the sixty-one men and one woman of the congregation who died on service.  In the centre of the north and of the south panelling stand the Rolls of Honour, painted by Helen A Lamb and gifted by her.  These contain the names of all of our congregation who served, and those who died are marked by a golden cross
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