Description

1927. Archibald Macpherson, architect. Modified Early Christian style. CHURCH: Long nave. Multi-coloured bricks.

Red tiled roof. Copper spire on red tiled tower. Trigonal projecting bay over porch at SW end. Grey brick interior with wide-arched arcades; open timber ceiling; organ/choir loft at SW end; high sanctuary arch at NE end. PRESBYTERY: Linked by arch to Church. Two storeys. Multi-coloured bricks. Red tiled roof and chimney-copings. Lower and storey windows are round-headed.

Statement of Interest

In ecclesiastical use.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56621281

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