Tower
of St. Columba's Church
in Kilmacolm Kilmacolm is believed to take its name from Scots Gaelic meaning cell or church of Columba, derived from the dedication of its ancient church to St. Columba of Iona. |
St.
Columba's Church in Kilmacolm
St
Columba's Church ( c.1902 )
is of Gothic Revival style and is a Category A listed building . |
The
Tower of St. Columba's Church
is a landmark in Kilmacolm |
The
Old Kirk in Kilmacolm
The parish church ( Old Kirk ) was mainly constructed in 1831 and incorporates a 13th century chancel. It is a B-listed building and an example of the Gothic Revival style. |
The
Clock Tower of the Old Kirk
in Kilmacolm |
Mount
Zion Church
in Quarrier's Village Quarrier's was constructed as the Orphans Homes of Scotland in the late 19th century by the philanthropist William Quarrier. The orphans' homes and associated buildings have now been converted into private housing and expansion has taken place with residential development. A charity under the name of Quarriers continues the work of the former homes and is based within the village. |
The
Clock Tower of Mount Zion
Church
Mount Zion Church was known as the "Children's Cathedral" It is now under conversion to private luxury dwellings. |
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