St Margaret’s, South Ronaldsay
Opened 1856 and enlarged 1870. Its central location in the village led to it being designated as the principal place of worship for the Parish.
Read MoreOpened 1856 and enlarged 1870. Its central location in the village led to it being designated as the principal place of worship for the Parish.
Read MoreSt. Margaret of Scotland is a picturesque C-listed red brick church with a vaulted timber interior. Designed by eminent Dundee architect T Martin Cappon and built in 1896.
Read MoreSt Andrew’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, built in 1813, stood on this site until it was totally destroyed by fire in 1961. A new church was built 1963.
Read MoreSurrounded by trees and shrubs and fronted with grass and flowerbeds, Gothic cruciform church by P MacGregor Chalmers 1901.
Read MoreBuilt 1810-11 as a Roman Catholic chapel by Clanranald of Arisaig and designed by James Gillespie Graham. A simple rectangular building.
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