St Andrews Episcopal Church, Queen's Terrace, St Andrews

St Andrews Episcopal Church, located on Queen's Terrace in St Andrews, was built between 1867 and 1869, designed by architect Sir R. Rowand Anderson, with a hall added by David Henry in 1894. The church features an Early English style, constructed from bull-faced rubble and slate. It includes a nave and aisles with a clerestory and a chancel, although the tower has been partly demolished. The interior is notable for its fine sculptured details, with nave piers that are alternatively circular and octagonal, made of red sandstone. The chancel showcases arcading and a Portsmouth arch, while the mosaic altar-piece was designed by RTN Spier of Culdees and executed by Powell of London.