Kirk of St Bride, Abernethy
The first stone church was built around 590 AD by the King of the Picts. The medieval building was demolished in 1802 to build the present church.
Read MoreThe first stone church was built around 590 AD by the King of the Picts. The medieval building was demolished in 1802 to build the present church.
Read MoreThe church was built on the site of a previous Chapel of Ease in 1831. It is listed Category B with a Category C Churchyard surrounding it.
Read MoreThis B listed church was built in 1791 and renovated in 1893. It is on land which has been used for worship for over 1,000 years.
Read MoreBuilt in 1975 with 2 outstanding windows but was a church plant from the town centre where St Margaret’s had been established since the late 1700s.
Read MoreBuilt in 1830s to a typical Simpson design, within a simple rectangular five-bay box the interior has a plain plastered ceiling, with a central pulpit.
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