Dundas Church And Hall, Bo'Ness Road, Grangemouth

Dundas Church and Hall, located on Bo'Ness Road in Grangemouth, was designed by J J Burnet in 1894 and showcases Romanesque architectural style. The church has a rectangular plan with a central arcade and a multi-pitched roof. It is constructed of snecked rubble with ashlar dressings and features three bays, each with paired lancet windows.

At the north side, there is a large square-plan tower with chamfered angles, which includes paired round-headed louvres in the upper stage, a corbelled parapet, and a pyramidal roof. A porch extends west from the tower, featuring a boldly detailed door and flanking cusped windows. The porch is supported by timber braces and posts, with a dentilled tie beam, applied timber framing in the gable head, and decorative barge-boards, along with deeply projecting eaves.

To the west of the church, the hall extends and includes a projection that forms a semi-octagonal room, all topped with a slate roof.