Elgin City Church
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Elgin City Church
Image: © Anne Burgess Taken: 10 Apr 2014
This building, 8 Greyfriars Street, is now Elgin City Church, and belongs to Harvest Ministries Ltd, strapline "every village ... every nation", an organisation which has five churches, four in the North-East of Scotland and one on the Isle of Lewis. See http://www.harvestministries.org.uk/Groups/129149/Harvest_Ministries.aspx It was originally the St Giles Church Hall and parish offices, designed by Messrs A W Reid and Wittet (Alexander Reid, William Reid and John Wittet) and opened in 1897. The masons were Messrs Davidson and Hay; the carpenters A and R Dunbar; plumber James Ross; slater George Ogilvie; plasterer George Gray; painter William Fordyce; ironwork by George Soutar; all of Elgin. The heating engineers were Mackenzie and Moncur of Edinburgh.
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Image Location
Latitude
57.648023
Longitude
-3.312653