Burnmouth Parish Church
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Burnmouth Parish Church
Image: © Andrew Curtis Taken: 26 Apr 2019
Burnmouth Parish Church is located halfway down the 'brae' in the fishing harbour of Burnmouth, perched atop the cliffs at a switch-back. It is a fairly non-descript building, and has no listing, but is nonetheless a typical example of a fishing village kirk. It was built in 1888 as a hall by the Good Templars, with seating for 300, and became Burnmouth United Presbyterian Church in 1897. It is one of two churches used by the Ayton & Burnmouth congregation. http://onlineborders.org.uk/community/dunspresbytery/burnmouth-parish-church
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Image Location
Latitude
55.842377
Longitude
-2.070715