Monument record MHG16730 - Former Ullapool Parish Church & Burial Ground, West Argyle Street, Ullapool

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Location

Grid reference Centred NH 1269 9400 (17m by 17m)
Map sheet NH19SW
Geographical Area ROSS AND CROMARTY
Old County ROSS-SHIRE
Civil Parish LOCHBROOM

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Type and Period (2)

Full Description

Thomas Telford, 1829. Plans and specifications by James Smith. Standard Parliamentary T-plan church; coursed squared rubble, harled flanks and rear; contrasting tooled ashlar dressings. Depressed arched outer doors in south elevation with similarly detailed paired windows in centre bays with standard cast-iron 2-light, latticed glazing. Similar windows in end gables and in east and west elevations of T-wing. Standard bellcote at west gable apex; slate roofs. Interior; plain galleried interior. Burial ground; pair squared dressed rubble gate piers with caps; coped drystone wall. <1>

Telford Parliamentary Church, now in use as a local museum. <2>

REFERENCE: SCOTTISH RECORD OFFICE

Galleries for new church. British Society willing to accept a plan to cover costs by seat rents, if such should prove adequate.
1828 GD/9/18/152

Question is raised of building a Gallery in the New Church. The British Society refused to meet the additional cost meantime. The plan which had been adopted would allow of galleries being erected later.
1828 GD/9/18/111

Sources/Archives (3)

  • --- Image/Photograph(s): Taylor, A. 2009. Photographs of various HER sites by Andrew Taylor (CD 2). Colour. Yes. Digital.
  • <1> Dataset: Historic Scotland. Information Supplementary to the Statutory List (This information has no legal significance). Digital. HB Number 7764.
  • <2> Verbal Communication: Carey, G. 2010-2011. Comment by Giles Carey, HER Officer. 19/01/2011.

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Record last edited

Aug 1 2017 2:29PM

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