Holy Trinity Episcopal, Stirling
Holy Trinity Episcopal, Stirling
Holy Trinity is a Category A Scottish Episcopal church at Albert Place, Stirling, designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson in 1875–78, in the Diocese of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane.
- Location
- Stirling,
- Country
- Scotland
- County
- Stirlingshire
- City / town
- Stirling
- Address
- Albert Place, Stirling, FK8 2RG
- Postcode
- FK8 2RG
- Built
- 1875–78
- Architect
- Sir Robert Rowand Anderson; interior partly modified by Sir Robert Lorimer
- Denomination
- Scottish Episcopal Church
- Dedication
- Holy Trinity
- Diocese
- St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane
- Parish
- Holy Trinity, Stirling
- Grade
- Category A
- Style
- Early Pointed Gothic Revival
- Materials
- Rubble-built exterior; brick-lined interior
- Grid reference
- NS 793 934
- Opening hours
- 11:00 am to 3:00 pm Wednesday & Saturday, May to September.
- Access
- Ramp or level access available on request
Overview
Historic Environment Scotland lists the church (LB41089, 4 November 1965; upgraded from B to A on 7 January 1997) as an Early Pointed cruciform church with a lean-to narthex at the west gable and a flèche at the crossing, rubble-built with a brick-lined interior. The five-bay nave has piers alternately round and octagonal, a clerestory and a wagon roof. The aisleless choir and side chapel were partly modified internally by Sir Robert Lorimer. Furnishings recorded in the listing include an iron choir screen, a marble pulpit, a brass eagle lectern, a late Gothic gilt altarpiece and stained glass, several windows by Margaret Chilton about 1951. The congregation’s website is holytrinitystirling.org.