Church Overview

Built as a Free Church in 1863, allocated to the United Free Church in 1908, finally Church of Scotland in 1929. Symmetrical hall-church with Gothic details and a birdcage bellcote. The original interior survives including a combined pulpit and lectern with fine wood carving. With the support of the Beechgrove Garden television programme, a community garden was created in 2005. The church is now closed and a private dwelling.

Services

Opening Arrangements

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