Angus HER - NO75NW0038 - FERRYDEN CHURCH

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Primary ReferenceNO75NW0038
NameFERRYDEN CHURCH
NRHE Card No.NO75NW38
NRHE Numlink 36251
HES SM No. NULL
HES LB No. 92
Site Form Standing Structure
Site Condition Complete 2
Details Church still in use. Also known as Inchbrayock United Free Church. Built in 1843, it is shown on the OS maps from the 1st edition onwards. It is an oblong Gothic building, constructed of rubble and slate, with a symmetrical east front, transitional bell-tower and slated steeple. The weather vane is in the shape of the dove with an olive leaf, to tell Noah that the flood had subsided. Internally the nave is strengthened and braced by sections of the old Tay Rail Bridge.
Last Update09/03/2023
Updated Bycpalmer
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Monument Type 1Monument Type 2Monument Type 3OrderProbability
TOWERSBELL B100
CHURCHES UNITED-FREEA100