St Mary's Episcopal, Aberfoyle

St Mary's Episcopal, Aberfoyle

Denomination: Scottish Episcopal
Address: Main Street, Aberfoyle, FK8 3UJ
Local Authority: Stirling
Listing: C
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Church Overview

This small rural church was designed by James Miller, who also designed Gleneagles Hotel. It was built 1892-3 by workers from the local slate quarry using stone from Ailsa Craig brought by railway (free of charge) to test the weight capacity of the new branch railway. Charming Arts & Crafts style with pale harling and red sandstone dressings. Oak-panelled reredos. Organ by Henry Willis and Binns. Major repairs and external renovations carried out 2009, with aid from Heritage Lottery fund. Organ repaired and restored 2009 and now suitable for recitals and concerts.

Services

Sunday 11.15 am Eucharist at Aberfoyle and every 3rd Sunday at 8.00 am at Balfron

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

Guide book available Access for partially abled  Induction loop for the deaf   Disabled WC  refreshments (on Sundays)

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St Mary's Episcopal, Aberfoyle

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