Trinity Church, Westhill
Ecumenical and multi-purpose building of 1981 built by Stock Brothers with extension completed in 2003. Used by the Church of Scotland, the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Roman Catholic Church.
Read MoreEcumenical and multi-purpose building of 1981 built by Stock Brothers with extension completed in 2003. Used by the Church of Scotland, the Scottish Episcopal Church and the Roman Catholic Church.
Read MoreNeo-Gothic building in red sandstone by Hippolyte Blanc and dedicated in 1895. The stained glass of the Ascension window is by the Morris Studio; other windows by Gordon Webster.
Read MoreThis 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.
Read MoreEarliest 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.
Read MoreThe 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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