Skelmorlie Church [16 photos] in NS192681 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Skelmorlie Church

Built in the local red sandstone to a design by prolific Scottish church architect John Honeyman Link

, assisted by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1893-95.

Honeyman was in partnership with John Keppie at the time and Mackintosh was an apprentice draughtsman employed by them.

The Keppie name lives on in the world of architecture Link

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Honeyman had a house in Skelmorlie (Stroove House) and found much work from wealthy clients in the village and in neighbouring Wemyss Bay.

by Thomas Nugent

Created: Thu, 14 Mar 2013, Updated: Tue, 8 Aug 2017

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NS1968 : Skelmorlie Church by Thomas Nugent

2013

NS1968 : Skelmorlie from the sea by Thomas Nugent

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NS1967 : Gatepost at Stroove by Thomas Nugent

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2013

NS1968 : Skelmorlie Church from the sea by Thomas Nugent

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