This red sandstone church, rebuilt in 1771 and altered in the Gothic style by James Barbour in 1887, has a simple rectangular shape, a horseshoe gallery, two entrance porches, a memorial vestry (1954) and a corbelled birdcage belfry.
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Earliest example of purpose-built ecumencial worship space in Scotland, built in 1898, architect A Ross and R B MacBeth. Erected by subscription in memory of Sir Dudley Marjoribanks, 1st Baron Tweedmouth by his widow.
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The present building was erected in 1874 by John Lessels, to replace a much earlier church of 1643. Bell of 1773 still in use. Major restoration in 2002.
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Tomatin Church Denomination: Church of ScotlandAddress: Tomatin, IV13 7YRLocal Authority: Highland...
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The handsome late-Georgian box of 1821 by John Smith with crenallated and pinnacled tower stands at the top of one of Scotland’s few village greens.
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