Description

Large with pinnacled tower, ashlar faced perpendicular.
Interior of great interest with 4-centre arched and ribbed
ceiling, shallow sanctuary with plaster groin vault: Keir
loft at tower end of church, fine tripartite composition with
groin vaults in plaster and Stirling memorials; now has
stairs down to body of church (originally only Stirlings
entered by tower, parishioners by the lateral porches);
original pulpit, otherwise refurnished. Stirling vault below
entered by archway in basement of sanctuary. William
Stirling, archt., 1826. Good gatepiers on axis of church.

Statement of Interest

Ecclesiastical building in use as such.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17574747

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