Ceres Parish Church
Introduction
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Ceres Parish Church
Image: © Mary Rodgers Taken: 3 Mar 2017
Built 1806 to a design by Alexander Leslie, with a battlemented tower, its spire added in 1852. The building has the original box pews and long communion tables running the full length of the church. The 17th-century stone-slated Lindsay vault in the kirkyard was possibly attached to the medieval church.(Scotland Churches Trust)
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Image Location
Latitude
56.293915
Longitude
-2.972602