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Latitude: 56.6486 / 56°38'54"N
Longitude: -5.272 / 5°16'19"W
OS Eastings: 199498
OS Northings: 755541
OS Grid: NM994555
Mapcode National: GBR FCC4.MWM
Mapcode Global: WH1GM.Z4PY
Plus Code: 9C8PJPXH+C5
Entry Name: St Adamnan's Episcopal Church, Duror
Listing Name: Duror, Episcopal Church of St Adamnan
Listing Date: 5 October 1971
Category: C
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 338615
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB6891
Building Class: Cultural
ID on this website: 200338615
Location: Lismore and Appin
County: Highland
Electoral Ward: Fort William and Ardnamurchan
Parish: Lismore And Appin
Traditional County: Argyllshire
Tagged with: Church building
1848-51, rectangular plan church; chancel (dated 1911) and
later internal fittings by Eden and Hodgson, Architects,
London. Simple rectangular 3-bay nave with later chancel
orientated to NE. All rubble with either tooled rubble or
polshed granite dressings.
Entrance in SW gable masked by simple gabled porch with side
entrance. 3 pointed headed narrow windows light SE elevation,
and paired round-headed, cusped lancets in SE chancel wall.
Large pointed headed NE gable chancel window with polished
granite cusped and curvilinear tracery embracing thistle
motif; small consecration stone (dated 1911) set in wall
below. Tooled granite crowsteps and apex cross. Small (1848-51)
bellcote with simple pyramidal cap at SW gable. Slate roofs.
Interior: simple interior; polished grey granite canted mural
pulpit reached by short flight steps passing through
nave/chancel wall and grey granite piscina, both dating from
1911. Chamber organ probably by John Snetzler, 1760-75, with
restored painted case.
Ecclesiastical building in use as such. Chancel added
in memory of Bishop Chinnery Haldane.
Exceptional organ almost certainly by John Snetzler of
London (1710-85), possibly originally in St Cecilia's Hall,
Edinburgh; installed in Rosse Episcopal Chapel, Fort William
1817 (chapel preceeded St Andrew's Church moved to Duror 1880.
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