Church Overview

A Norman foundation, church dedicated to St Peter 1244. The present building is a nave and aisles church by Gillespie Graham 1827 attached to a 14th-century tower. Refurbished 1900, P MacGregor Chalmers of which only chancel area and Burgh Council boxed pews remain. Fourteenth-century stone font, one of the finest in Scotland, thought to have been gifted by Robert III for the baptism of his son the Duke of Rothesay.

Services

Sunday: 11.30am

Opening Arrangements

Open Tuesday and Saturday 10.00am-12.00 noon (Not last Saturday of the Month)

Disclaimer

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