St Ninian's Church, Tynet

1755, renovated 1787 and early 20th century, restored 1951,

Ian G Lindsay, architect. Simple long, low single storey

building with 10-bay S elevation with regular fenestration.

Harled, ashlar dressings. Plain square-headed entrance in

penultimate SW bay, doorway to sacristy in end E bay. 6

windows in rear N elevation; mainly 12-pane glazing. Ball

finial at W gable apex (circa 1787); stack at E gable; graded

Banffshire slate roof.

INTERIOR: simple whitewashed interior. Principal doorway

opens into entrance lobby with baptistry separated by flat

balustered railings. Doorway to church framed by (? re-used)

corniced doorpiece with fluted Corinthian engaged columns and

closed by pair 18th century fielded panelled doors with

modern partial glazing. Simple grey painted pews and

confessional; chancel separated by turned altar rails and

framed by reeded pilasters supporting simple wooden arch.

Small octagonal pulpit (1787) with octagonal sounding board,

fielded shaped panelling and moulded cornices.