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Summary

Description

A & W Reid, Elgin 1873-4, substantial additions and internal

refitting, John Robertson, Inverness. 1904-5. Rubble,

tooled ashlar dressings.

Simple 1873-4 rectangular church with small cusped lights

orientated E-W, with 1904 additional tower with porch and

gabled lobby at SW and projecting bowed 3 window bay at SE.

Recessed pointed headed doorway under shallow gabled porch

in base of 2-stage tower; doubled leaf panelled doors. Upper

stage of tower with paired pointed-headed louvred

lancets in each face, and pierced parapet with angle and

centre pinnacles rising from angle buttresses and engaged

centre piers; flanking projecting gable (R) with long

2-light window; apex cross. Bowed SE bay with piended bowed

slate roof with apex cast-iron weather vane. Mainly

lattice-pane glazing; slate roof. Vestry wing to rear.

Interior; Gothic decoration to triple panelled backboard;

panelled pulpit at NE and reading desk SE; similarly

detailed communion table with railings; shaped ends to pews.

Various mural memorials including to Edward VII and 7th and

8th Earls of Seafield.

Some windows filled with stained glass of various dates,

including 2 by Heaton Butler and Bane of London.

Statement of Special Interest

Ecclesiastical building in use as such. Present burial

ground at NJ 141 353 the site of earlier Advie church.

Advie annexed to Cromdale 1593, but declared Quoad Sacra

parish in 1888. Additions to church in 1904-5 gifted by

George McCorquodale of Dalcroy and Tulchan in memory of his

son. E G McCorquodale, died 24.5.1904. Memorial to Edward

VII "who often worshipped here".

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