Category:Thomas Telford's Parliamentary Churches

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English: Thomas Telford's Parliamentary Churches were a series of 32 churches and 41 manses built in remote areas of Scotland under the oversight of Thomas Telford. The majority of churches were built with a manse, but some were built without a manse, whilst additional manses were built where an existing church lacked a manse.

The churches are/were

  1. Acharacle (Acharacle Church Of Scotland Parish Church)
  2. Ardgour
  3. Berneray (converted to artist studio and featured on UK Channel 4 show 'The Restoration Man')
  4. Berriedale (out of ecclesiastical use)
  5. Carnoch (Strathconon Parish Church)
  6. Croick
  7. Cross (in use to 1905, since demolished)
  8. Duror
  9. Hallin (Waternish Parish Church, Hallin - in use as artists studio)
  10. Iona
  11. Keiss (Keiss Village Church of Scotland)
  12. Kinlochbervie
  13. Kinlochluichart
  14. Kinlochspelve (Kinlochspelvie Church of Scotland - in use as self-catering holiday accommodation)
  15. Knock (since demolished)
  16. Lochgilphead (demolished, replaced by new church on same site in 1885)
  17. North Ballachulish (demolished, replaced by new church on same site in 1900)
  18. Risabus or Oa (in use to 1930, now derelict)
  19. Plockton
  20. Poolewe
  21. Portnahaven
  22. Quarff
  23. Shieldaig (rebuilt using Telford's foundations)
  24. Steinscholl
  25. Stoer (in use to 1963, derelict since 1970, plans lodged to covert to holiday accommodation)
  26. Strathy (converted to house)
  27. Strontian (key features altered - only Telford Church to not be listed)
  28. Tobermory (demolished, replaced by new church on same site in 1895)
  29. Tomintoul (unrecognisable as Telford Church, key features altered in 1900)
  30. Timsgarry (Baile na Cille Church - disputed as Telford Church, built in T-shape with additional alterations for climate)
  31. Ullapool (in use to 1935, now museum)
  32. Ulva (privately owned, remains in occasional ecclesiastical use)

In addition, manses were built at Deerness, Orkney; Insh, Inverness-shire; Innerwick, Glen Lyon, Perthshire; Kilmeny, Isle of Islay, Argyll; Kirktown of Foss, Dull, Perthshire; Muckairn, Argyll; North Ronaldsay, Orkney; Rannoch, Perthshire; Rothemurchus, Inverness-shire; Salen, Isle of Mull; and Sandwick, Shetland.

Source: https://www.geograph.org.uk/article/Thomas-Telfords-Parliamentary-Kirks

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