All Saints Episcopal Church, Kinloch Rannoch
Simple Gothic Church of 1864, designed by Andrew Heiton Jr, consisting of a nave and chancel with a square tower between.
An elegant and simple little Gothic church of 1864, designed by well-known local architect Andrew Heiton Jr. It consists of a nave and chancel with a square tower at the junction of the two parts. The tower is finished with a slated pyramidal roof topped with a square wooden bellcote. A parsonage was added in 1907, designed by Mrs Greig of Lassintullich with the assistance of local tradespeople.
The interior is celebrated for its delightful stencilled decoration, with the open timber roof is decorated with gold stars on a blue ground and the top of the walls painted with a grapevine band with religious symbols above.
Today the church is linked with the Episcopal congregations of Holy Trinity in Pitlochry, Kilmaveonaig Church in Blair Atholl and St Andrew’s Strathtay in group know as the Highland Perthshire Linked Charge.
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Community Noticeboard
This is some community noticeboard copy.
Services
Sundays at 9.30am or 10.30am. Check church website or noticeboard for details.
Opening Arrangements
Open by arrangement (keys are kept at the reception of the nearby Dunalastair Hotel)
Denomination
Scottish Episcopal Church
Local Authority
Perth & Kinross
Listing
Unlisted
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