Parish Church, Schoolwell Street, Stevenston

The Parish Church on Schoolwell Street in Stevenston was designed by architect Thomas Garven and built in 1832, with renovations completed in 1882. The church features a rectangular plan with four bays and a tall square tower that is adorned with Gothic arcading, a clock, pinnacles, an octagonal lantern, and a spire. At the entrance to the Manse garden, there is a flat pointed archway that displays the dates 1833-1933. The churchyard is walled and contains several notable 18th and 19th century headstones, along with the original pulpit from 1834 and a bell made by Mears. The church occupies a prominent site in the area.