St Mary Magdalene's Episcopal Church, 11 Blinshall Street, Dundee

Henry Coe and F P Goodwin (London 1853-4). Small mid-pointed

Gothic church, rubble-built with Caen stone dressings.

Nave, N aisle and chancel. Slate roofs. W gable pointed

arched door with 4-light geometrical traceried window over.

Apex 2-arch gabled bellcote with cross finial. Octagonal

angle turret with facetted stone roof at SW. Shouldered

arched door to right. Buttressed N aisle with 2-light

geometrical traceried window.

N elevation: 4-bay buttressed aisle with pointed 2-light

windows over basement tripartites. Lean-to roof. Lower

2-bay chancel. S elevation unbuttressed, and with larger

nave windows.

E gable 3-light chancel window, 2 2-light side chapel

windows, blocked and with mullions missing. Simple basement

door.

INTERIOR: N aisle arcade on octagonal piers. Nave corbels

carry timber scissor-brace roof. Corbelled chancel arch;

flanked by depressed arches, formerly to side chapel and

organ, now blocked. Marble and tile reredos by William

Butterfield. Encaustic tiled chancel floor, wrought-iron

alter rail. Traces of stencilling beneath whitewash.

Undercroft (school and vestry). Stone piers replaced by

cast-iron columns 1878.