Kilmallie Parish Church, Corpach

Kilmallie Parish Church, built in 1783 by Archibald McPhail of Oban, is an ecclesiastical building located in Corpach. The church was renovated and significantly altered in 1890. The exterior is harled with tooled ashlar margins and dressings. The south front features four bays; a former external door on the left-hand side has been converted into a window, while the entrance is now masked by a projecting gabled porch added in the late 19th century. This porch has a round-headed doorway with a double plank door secured by ornate cast-iron hinges, and a modern vestry is situated in the southeast re-entrant angle. Large, round-headed windows were introduced in 1890, all featuring circular geometric tracery and stained or lattice pane glazing. A small mural sundial is set into the centre of the south elevation. A tall bellcote with a ribbed cap and ball finial is situated at the west gable, while a ball finial tops the east apex. The church is covered by a slate roof.

The interior was re-designed and recast in 1890, incorporating a braced timber ceiling, an octagonal, panelled timber pulpit, and a brass eagle lectern dating to 1907. A stone font sits on a stem. Numerous mural memorials are dedicated to members of the Cameron families of Lochiel, Inverailort and Drimnasallie. A stained glass window in the west gable, along with a single stained glass window by Gordon Wilson of Glasgow from 1957, are prominent features.

The church is enclosed by a drystone wall with a pair of square, tooled rubble gate piers topped with pyramidal caps. Within the enclosure, near the church entrance, stands a square, tapering ashlar memorial on a stepped base with swags and decorative detailing. It is surmounted by a headless, robed figure and inscribed to the memory of Sir Alexander Cameron of Inverailort, who died in 1850.

The building was constructed in 1783 at a cost of $440, chosen as the “most centrical spot in the whole parish,” located roughly 36 miles from the parish's extremity. A stained glass memorial window from 1890 commemorates Dr. Archibald Clerk, Minister of Kilmallie from 1844 to 1887, a noted Gaelic scholar. A modern parish room set to the rear is not included in the listing. The site is currently in use as a parish church.