Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Seafield Avenue, Keith

Alexander Ross, Inverness, 1882. Gothic, cruciform church

with tower. Rubble, contrasting tooled sandstone dressings

and margins.

Principal entrance in base of 3-stage tower at SW;

pointed-headed hoodmoulded doorway; wide pointed-headed

louvred openings in upper stage with stiff leaf capitals to

nook-shafts, corbelled wallhead, angle water spouts, parapet,

pyramidal slate roof and apex cast-iron weathervane.

Triple stepped lancets under continuous hoodmould light E

gable; substantial window with geometric tracery in W gable.

Single and paired lancets in 7-bay flanks and tall narrow

lancets in transepts. Cross finials; slate roofs.

INTERIOR: entrance lobby in base of tower. Nave and chancel

with open timber roof, principal rafters supported by corbel

stones; some stained glass.

ENCLOSING WALLS: building surrounded by coped rubble walls,

low at street frontage. Pair slender cast-iron gatepiers

flank entrance with pair spearhead cast-iron gates.