The Churches of Britain and Ireland

  Anstruther, Fife

Anstruther on Wikipedia.
 

The former Anstruther Baptist Church on East Green. Another view. Planning permission exists for conversion into flats. Both © Jim Parker.

The former Anstruther (West) Parish Church (CoS) on High Street, now used as the Anstruther Parish Church Hall. © Jim Parker.

The former Chalmers Memorial Free Church on Chalmers Brae was built in 1891. Closed in 1983, it remained unused until destroyed in a fire in 1991. It was subsequently demolished. © Jim Parker. An old photo showing the church above the harbour. From an old photo in Jim Parker's Collection. A photo taken soon after the fire. © Alex Parker.

The East Neuk Baptist Fellowship meet in Waid Academy Sports Hall, on St. Andrews Road. © Jim Parker. Link.

The former Independent Chapel on Crail Road has been a builders' store for more than 80 years. © Jim Parker.

The Parish Church (CoS) on School Green, formerly named Anstruther (East) or St. Adrian. NO 566 107. © Susan Sinclair. Another view. © Jim Parker. Link.

The former United Presbyterian Church on Backdykes. After several changes of use, it is currently Fife County Councils Erskine Hall. © Jim Parker.

Wester Church (CoS). NO 564 035. © Susan Sinclair.


 

 
 

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