Description

Built 1818. T-plan church with porch to S, vestry to N.
Rubble walling, red sandstone angle and window margins.
Pointed arch doors to each gable, fanlights and hoodmoulds.
Pointed-arch windows with hoodmoulds, timber tracery in 2
tiers. Bell-cloche to N gable, saw-tooth skews with scroll
skewputts, cross finials at gable apex. Slate roofs,
sandstone ridge.
Interior: stained glass window by Stephen Adam 1905. Rubble
walled graveyard, several good later 18th-century stones
though mainly 19th century gravestones.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17795125

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