Enzie North Kirk
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Enzie North Kirk
Image: © Anne Burgess Taken: 10 Nov 2021
One of two kirks serving the Presbyterian population of the quoad sacra parish of Enzie (pronouned 'ing-ie' not 'en-zee'), which was part of the larger parish of Rathven. It was designed by D and J R Mcmillan and built in 1901-1902, originally as the hall of Enzie Free Kirk. It remains in ecclesiastical use, unlike its fellow, Enzie South Kirk, which has found a new role as Image
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Image Location
Latitude
57.664167
Longitude
-3.012523