Description

17th century simple rectangular church thoroughly gothicised and provided with transepts, Alexander Johnston (Dundee) Archt., 1885: original bowtell-mouldings survive at arrises of old openings. Burgerhuy bells. 16/17th century. Pulpit now without sounding board, arabesque panels. Sacrament house discovered 1885 and reinstated, much damaged.

Monuments: John Cummin of Coultie 1606 relief effigy in mediaeval armour with feet resting on dog, now set up in wall; small square gothic panel to one Matilda c.1450; Leonard Leslie 1605, wall-panel; Nicol Campbell of Keithock and David Campbell of Denhead floor slabs now set up in wall.

Statement of Interest

Ecclesiastical building in use as such. Church now of small interest except for contents. Possibly includes fabric from earlier church on the site.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17830303

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