Description

J A Hansom, 1871. Simple Gothic church with nave and chancel.
Rubble tooled dressings. 5 bay nave with lancets and gabled
porch at NW. Single bay chancel with geometrical tracery
window in east wall, paired cusped lights in south wall;
bellcote with paired bells at west gable apex; slate roof.
Single storey gabled vestry at NE with entrance facing
presbytery porch.
Interior: stone Gothic reredos with polished granite shafts;
similar columns support altar; paired cusped niche lit by
window in south wall. Demi-ocatagonal stone pulpit in chancel
arch angle; simple braced rafter roof Presbytery;
asymmetrical 2 storey, 2 bay gabled house; coursed rubble
with painted stone margins; mullioned and transomed windows;
projecting gabled porch with doorway giving on to vestry;
2-pane glazing; corniced end stacks; slate roof.

Statement of Interest

In 18th century strong RC element in parish; priest, but no

church, in parish by 1793.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17827004

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