Description

1827. Rebuilt 1873. Gothic Revival. Oblong with Steeple at W end.

Rubble; gabled slate roof. Moulded skew-putts with trefoil ornament. Lancets. Tower in 3 stages; supported on splayed base, high pyramidal late spire; string-courses; panel containing escutcheon (now worn). Porch at S side with moulded pointed arch. Gabled addition at E end. repaired 1830. Plain interior.

Statement of Interest

Ecclesiastical, in use as such. Probably on site of anicent chapel of St. Michael. (As centre of Glassary lands of powerful family of Campbell of Auchinbreck (in Kilmodan) Kilmichael was once the most important village in Parish).

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17770720

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