Wallneuk Parish Church, 11 Croft Street, Paisley

T G Abercombie, architect, 1913-15. Perpendicular Gothic

with flat and 4-centred headed windows. Nave and transpets

with apse, tower and attached halls. Snecked rubble with

ashlar dressings. Large traceried window to west front,

flanked by polygonal buttresses, with parapet battlemented

over buttresses and raised to central crocket. Porch at

right with 4-centred-arched entrance; 2-stage buttressed

tower behind projecting from south; tall 1st stage with

tall mullioned and transomed windows to south face,

lancet to west. 2nd stage, two 2-light traceried belfry

lights to each face and battlemented parapet with corner

pinnacles. Buttressed nave with three 3-light traceried

windows; buttressed transepts with 2-bay gabled ends with

2-light traceried windows and smaller 2-lights below; and

buttressed lower apse with canted east end and 3 small

traceried windows. Continuous parapet raised over

buttressed end galles. Various vestries etc in re-entrant

angles to north and south of apse L-shaped block of offices

and halls in similar style attached to north. Slate roofs.

Interior of church: single-span nave with galleries in

transepts and to rear. 4-centred arches to transepts and

apse, latter richly moulded. 4-centred arch wooden roofs

throughout. Organ in aspe.