Christ Church, Trinity
Christ Church, Trinity
Photo: D King, 01/03/2008
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Name and Denomination
| Original Name | Christ Church, Trinity |
| Original Denomination | Episcopal |
| Present Name | (now a private house) |
| Current Denomination | (none) |
Design and Construction
| Built | Architect |
|---|---|
| 1854 | Hay |
Some of the clergy
| Date | Name |
|---|---|
| 1952 | Rev J G Brinskill M.A. |
| 1953 | Rev Mr Stokoe |
| 1960 | Rev R L Weber M.A. |
| 1974 | (vacant) |
Thank you to Martin Roberts for the information about Mr Stokoe, who was aparantly also Cub Master.
This building was apparently constructed as a private chapel, but later opened up for public worship.
The original architects, J, W H & J M Hay were from Liverpool but designed a number of buildings in Scotland. The north aisle (on the left of the photograph above) was added by another architect, T G Leadbetter, in 1889. The well-known architect Robert Lorimer was responsible for adding a war memorial after World War I. More recently, the building was converted to a private house, by Gordon & Dey in 1980 according to ‘The Buildings of Scotland – Edinburgh’ (Gifford, McWilliam & Walker).
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