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Latitude: 55.3467 / 55°20'48"N
Longitude: -4.6109 / 4°36'39"W
OS Eastings: 234542
OS Northings: 608956
OS Grid: NS345089
Mapcode National: GBR 4B.56MY
Mapcode Global: WH3RF.4WM0
Plus Code: 9C7Q89WQ+MM
Entry Name: Kirkmichael Parish Church, Patna Road, Kirkmichael
Listing Name: Kirkmichael Parish Church, (Church of Scotland)
Listing Date: 14 April 1971
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 339444
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB7534
Building Class: Cultural
ID on this website: 200339444
Location: Kirkmichael (S Ayrshire)
County: South Ayrshire
Electoral Ward: Maybole, North Carrick and Coylton
Parish: Kirkmichael (S Ayrshire)
Traditional County: Ayrshire
Tagged with: Church building
1787 (dated). T-plan church with double-height gabled entrance porches to N and W with timber panelled 2-leaf entrance doors. That to W with Palladian window above. Harled with freestone dressings. Rubble base course. Small segmental arched windows to ground with taller arched windows above. Central single storey gabled porch to S with flanking tall stained-glass arched windows. Bellcote to W gable. Forestair to E.
Predominantly 6, 13 and 17-pane timber windows, fixed or sash and case. Grey slate. Coped ashlar skews with decorative urns on skewputts and gable apex. INTERIOR: original layout and church furniture largely intact. Spiral stair to N leads to laird's loft (the Cassilis family). Some simple cornicing. Pews to ground, including box pews. Three panelled lofts to W, N and E, supported by Doric columns. Laird's loft has vaulted plaster ceiling and fluted Doric pilasters. Stone ashlar polygonal pulpit by James A Morris and Hugh Wallace centrally situated to S.
Ecclesiastical building in use as such. Kirkmichael Parish Church is a good example of a little altered 18th century T-plan church with a remarkably intact interior. It was built on the site of an earlier church, which was dedicated to St Michael. The church stands within its own churchyard which is entered through a late 17th century lych gate (see separate listing).
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