Speymouth Parish Church

James Ogilvie, architect and contractor, 1732-3 enlarged 1799, renovated 1885. T-plan red harled (renewed 1986) over red rubble, tooled red sandstone dressings. Four long round-head windows in south elevation flanked by round-headed doorway in each outer bay. Small centre mural sundial. End gables each lit by circular gallery window (1885) and by round-headed ground floor window. Y-tracery and leaded glazing. Bellcote dated 1733 at west gable apex. Local slate roof.

INTERIOR: traditional lay-out re-furbished in 1885. Centre pulpit at south wall, stencil decoration to panelled gallery supported by slender cast-iron columns with decorative painted capitals. Four-panel pew-back dated 1634 from old Dipple parish church hung on west wall, carved with armorials, text and initials VH, LI. Late 19th century mural cast-iron drinking fountain at west gable, made by I Kennedy of Kilmarnock. Rubble wall surrounds church. Simple gatepiers and pair cast iron gates at south.