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Waterbeck Church

A Category C Listed Building in Middlebie, Dumfries and Galloway

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Coordinates

Latitude: 55.0877 / 55°5'15"N

Longitude: -3.1791 / 3°10'44"W

OS Eastings: 324833

OS Northings: 577662

OS Grid: NY248776

Mapcode National: GBR 697M.J0

Mapcode Global: WH6XW.4DD1

Plus Code: 9C7R3RQC+38

Entry Name: Waterbeck Church

Listing Name: Waterbeck Village, Waterbeck Church and Manse and Gatepiers

Listing Date: 3 August 1971

Category: C

Source: Historic Scotland

Source ID: 350770

Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB16942

Building Class: Cultural

ID on this website: 200350770

Location: Middlebie

County: Dumfries and Galloway

Electoral Ward: Annandale East and Eskdale

Parish: Middlebie

Traditional County: Dumfriesshire

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Description

Plain 1869. 1st pointed Gothic church with 1868 manse to W
connected by narrow link. All built of channelled bull-faced
red ashlar with polished dressings and hoodmoulds; slate
roofs.
CHURCH: T-plan, with twin-gabled E and W transepts, plain
square tower with broach spire in SW re-entrant angle with
gabled porch at foot, main roof swept over porch in
corresponding SE re-entrant angle. Tower has gabled louvred
belfry openings to all elevations, breaking eaves; S-facing
doors; 3 tall lancets in each main gable - those to S with
hoodmould stepped to link with eaves - quatrefoil and cross
finial. Saw-toothed skews.
INTERIOR: 3 S windows by Wm Meikle and Sons, Glasgow and
single W transept window all World War I memorial windows.
Pulpit (on N gable) has simple gothic detailing and pointed
backboard; exposed main roof timbers on stone corbels.
MANSE: 2 storeys, asymmetrical, with gothic details.
S ELEVATION: 3 bays, the left with single windows and lean-to
porch (hood-moulded pointed doorway) front wall of latter on
same plane as advanced remaining bays; gabled central bay
with plate-traceried tall stair window, bipartites in piended
right bay; saw-toothed skews, coped end stacks. Link with
church has S-facing door.
Rubble-built boundary wall to S with cusped cast-iron
railings linking square gatepiers with gabletted caps.

Statement of Interest

Church an ecclesiastical building in use as such.

1790 datestone of previous church incorporated at S end of

church W wall.

Published sources such as MacKelviee's ANNALS...OF THE UP

CHURCH, 1873, only gives details of previous church.

Change of Category B to C(S) 4.10.88.

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