Carnasserie Castle
Carnasserie Castle is a roofless ruin today, but it was once a fashionable residence incorporating many of the latest Renaissance influences. It was the home of the first Protestant Bishop of the Isles, Master John Carswell, and its design is befitting of a man of his stature.
The first printed publication in Scottish Gaelic was Bishop John Carswell's translation of Foirm na n-Urrnuidheadh (The Book of Common Order), published in 1567. This translation was based on John Knox's Book of Common Order, a Reformation-era service book. It's also known as Knox's Liturgy.
