Inveraray Parish Church is a Grade A listed building in the Argyll and Bute local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 4 August 1966. Church. 1 related planning application.

Inveraray Parish Church

WRENN ID: tired-soffit-hemlock
Grade: A
Local Planning Authority: Argyll and Bute
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 4 August 1966
Type: Church
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

c.1800-1805. Robert Mylne. Georgian. Oblong. Designed

to house separate Gaelic and English-speaking

congregations under one roof but divided by solid

partition.

Harled; dressed face-work; gabled slate roof. 2

segmental-headed windows on each side.

Pedimented facade at each end: 3 Palladian windows

above; Classical doorway with half-columns and

entablature, flanked by black segmental-headed windows;

slender column and half-column at each corner.

Bell on S. facade re-cast 1728 by Robert Maxwell,

Edinburgh; presented by Archibald Campbell of

Stonefield.: Clock on N. facade. Formerly had central

steeple (removed 1941).

INTERIOR OF GLENARAY CHURCH: Converted into Church Hall

1957.

INTERIOR OF INVERARAY CHURCH: Gallery on 3 sides. Re-

furnished 1898; notable pulpit, canopy, pews and font by

local craftsmen. Re-decorated 1952-3.

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