St. Mary’s Church, South Ronaldsay
Old St Mary’s is at Burwick. Also historically known as the Lady Kirk. It is on the site where the first Christian missionaries reputedly arrived in Orkney.
Read MoreOld St Mary’s is at Burwick. Also historically known as the Lady Kirk. It is on the site where the first Christian missionaries reputedly arrived in Orkney.
Read MoreBuilt under new Church Extension Scheme -1937, architect, Leslie Graham Macdougall, designed Reid Memorial Church, bell (from St Aidan’s Melrose) is from 1866.
Read MoreTrinity Church, in its new location, was built originally in 1905 under the guidance of local architect W. E. Gauld. It is a Grade B listed building of three storeys in the classical, granite style with capacity to seat 1,000 worshippers. It has a substantial organ and there are also stained glass windows. It has a range of rooms for different purposes, two large halls, one of which comprises a stage and auditorium.
Read MoreThis church was built in 1766. It has an number of interesting stained glass windows and other monuments in the building.
Read MoreTulliallan and Kincardine Parish church was built using the local Longannet Stone and was opened in 1833. It cost £3254, most of which was paid by the trustees of the late Lord Keith.
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