Trinity Church, Seafield Street, Whitehills

Alexander Ross, dated 1879, constructed as Trinity

United Presbyterian Church, Seafield Street, Banff and

removed IN TOTO to present site 1925-6.

Gothic. Rectangular church with 6-bay long street (E)

elevation. Dark rubble, contrasting tooled and polished

ashlar sandstone dressings.

Projecting buttressed and gabled porch in extreme left

bay (SE) with pointed-headed entrance and plank door with

ornate cast-iron hinges. Slim 2-stage angle clock tower

abuts porch with conical slate roof. 5

pointed-headed windows light frontage; large geometric

traceried window in W gable; shaped pointed-headed

window enclosing hexafoil light in N gable with narrow

side lights and coloured glazing. Lattice-pane glazing

elsewhere. Apex crosses; slate roof with tiled ridge.

Single storey vestry projects at rear.

INTERIOR: lofty interior with timber braced rafter roof.

Cusped panelled pulpit in centre of E wall with cusped and

canopied backboard. Cusped panelled face to Communion

table. Plain pine pews.