St Helen's Roman Catholic Church And Hall, 32 Langside Avenue, Glasgow

St Helen's Roman Catholic Church and Hall, located at 32 Langside Avenue in Glasgow, was designed by John Bennie Wilson and built between 1896 and 1897 as a United Presbyterian Church. This tall, gothic-style building is situated on a corner site and features a nave and aisles. The main gabled front faces Langside Avenue and includes a large window at the gallery level, with flanking projections. To the left is the base of an intended tower, while a wide gabled porch on the left overlaps the projection, and a lesser entrance is located on the right. A weathered figure has been re-set in the gablehead. The church is constructed from bull-faced grey ashlar with contrasting red dressings, and most windows are traceried. The slate roofs have red ridging and swept-roofed ventilators. The low hall or session house fronts Deanston Drive.

Inside, the church is plain, featuring two tiers of cast-iron columns that support the gallery and an open timber roof.