Description

James Ballingal, builder, 1803, originally simple rectangle of mixed whinstone with droved sandstone dressings and margins, 2 large gothic windows flanked by gothic doors with smaller windows above on S. Wall, remainder blank. Extended 1 bay on E., E. door and window combined as large window and new window to match, John Honeyman and Alex Kellock of Lindores 1856. E. tower of Fife character with balustraded parapet and slated spire, windows N and E walls, Jacobean pulpit & c John Young (Perth) 1887. Original gallery front and R-doric column at E gallery,

original glazing preserved at S windows. Kirkyard dyke 1853.

Statement of Interest

Ecclesiastical building in use as such.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17816021

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