Trinity Congregational Church, 71-73 Claremont Street, Glasgow

John Honeyman, 1864. Late decorated gothic. Nave,

chancel, transept. SE tower and spire. Coursed ashlar,

squared rubble rear elevation. Raked plinth.

ELEVATION TO CLAREMONT STREET: arched entry at head of

short flight of steps, ribbed, springing from colonettes.

2 2-light windows with curvilinear tracery. Porch and

polygonal turret in re-entrant angle of nave and

transept. 3 hoodmoulded loopholes, carved cornice. Pepper

pot roof, geometrically slate. Double gable transept,

diagonally buttressed overlapping cope, 2 3-light arched

windows with curvilinear tracery.

N return: plain liturgical E (N) window. Vesica.

ELEVATION TO BERKELEY STREET: single gable with 2 2-light

hoodmoulded windows. 2 buttresses headed by curved

decoration. Rose window. Vesica. 5-bay blind arcade

below SW gable.

Modern addition to W.

TOWER AND SPIRE: 3 stage tower with angle buttresses.

Coupled loops to 2nd stage breaking through continuous

hoodmould. Bipartite bellcote stage with tracery.

Broached ashlar spire with shallow lucarnes and clasping

pinnacles.

INTERIOR: Partially altered arcaded transept screens

with carved colonettes. W gallery (S). Pierced hammerbeam

roof. Stained glass E (N) window.