Bell tower and clock, Conlig Presbyterian church (April 2016)
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Bell tower and clock, Conlig Presbyterian church (April 2016)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 16 Apr 2016
The bell tower and clock on Conlig Presbyterian church Image The church is listed http://appsc.doeni.gov.uk/buildings/buildview.aspx?id=2402&js=false. The description includes “Principal gables have projecting ashlar sandstone verges, rising at the vestibule to a central belfry (with bell) consisting of a clock set into a square base over machicolated mouldings, surmounted by a crenellated bellcote with round-headed apertures and flanked by four angled pinnacles. Walling is greywacke (Scrabo sandstone dressings) built to courses in places, with some snecking, all in lime render. Ashlar sandstone dressings to projecting plinth. Corners have angle buttresses with gableted tops rising above eaves to octagonal pinnacles topped with pointed finials.”.
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