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Romanesque. Nave orientated N-S, 3 arched windows S gable, 3 bay aisles with S gables set back, SW porch, 3 bay side chapels; apse to chancel and NW chapel, snecked rubble, ashlar dressings.
Sites and Monument Record: St Modan's Church, Falkirk (SMR 208)
Sites and Monument Record: Westpark Church (SMR 1124)
Sites and Monument Record: Westpark Church (SMR 1124)
St Catherine's Church is in the Romanesque style with arched window and door heads composed of thin slabs of stone.
Sites and Monument Record: Bo'ness Episcopalian Church (St Catharine's) (SMR 298)
St Columba's church on Polmont Rd faces N down Dundas Rd. In the N gable is a large traceried window.
Sites and Monument Record: Laurieston Parish Church (SMR 830)
Erskine Church. Rebuilt 1815. Dated 1932 over door.
3 lancet windows with plain pattern stained glass. Rectangular plan. Pale grey painted render.
1743, rebuilt 1815. Dated 1932 over door. 3 lancet windows with plain pattern stained glass. Rectangular plan. Pale grey painted render.
Sites and Monument Record: Dennyloanhead Church (SMR 419)
Gothic style church facing the High Street. It has a nave with two side aisles under one sloping roof, 61ft long externally, by 41 ft wide. The height from the base to the pinacle on the belfry is 61ft 7ins. Thornliedyke stone was used.
Sites and Monument Record: Bonnybridge Parish Church (SMR 778)
Mid-pointed church and hall unit built of red-snecked rubble. Tall stone spire.
Sites and Monument Record: St Andrew's Church, Falkirk (SMR 931)
Sites and Monument Record: Erskine Church (SMR 1457)
Sites and Monument Record: Erskine Church (SMR 1457)
New church of 1909 in a simple Romanesque style with an aisled nave, chancel and apse. Four stage tower with a pyramidal stone spire at the W end. Session house forms S transept has a baronial stair-turret. Snecked rubble. Interior. 6-bay with half-round timber ceiling. Baptistry chapel in widened section of N aisle, with mosaic, half domed apse, entered under a chevroned arch. Oak pulpit, lectern, precentor's box & communion table. Stained glass in apse of 1912.
Sites and Monument Record: Carriden Parish Church (SMR 287)