Church Overview

Red sandstone church on a smooth green mound. Dedicated to St Vigean (or Fechin),  an Irish saint, who died around 664. Church rebuilt in 12th century, but not dedicated until 1242. Some 15th-century alterations then a major restoration in 19th century by Robert Rowand Anderson. Largely unaltered since. Lovely stained glass windows. Organ by Harrison 1875. Nearby St Vigeans Museum has collection of spectacular Pictish stones.

Services

Sunday: 11.30am

Opening Arrangements

Open by arrangement

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