"The Laigh Church division, from the bridge on the south side, Water Wynd, (both sides southward). 243 Main Road, Elderslie, East Buchanan Street, Cathedral House And St Mirin’s Old Academy, Penilee Road, Paisley Grammar School, Penilee Sports Pavilion, Stevenson Street, “Spiersfield” (Excluding Modern Extensions), Station Road Former Stable Block, And Gatepiers Ferguslie Mills, Hawkhead House Farm Steading Excluding Later Additions, Hawkhead Road, Hawkhead Hospital, Wards 7 And 8, Fountain Gardens, Love Street: Burns Statue, Blackstoun Road Former Glencoats Hospital East Lodge Including Gatepiers And Railings, Park Road, St Margaret’s (Former Hospital), 45-47 (Odd Nos) Causeyside Street And Johnston Street, Thornly Park, 9 South Avenue, Holmhurst Including Terrace Wall, Thornly Park, 29 Thornly Park Avenue, Lismore Including Arch And Gatepeirs, Thornly Park, 33 Thornly Park Avenue Including Boundary Walls, Gatepiers And Gates, Renfrew Road, Abercorn School, Including Entrance Steps And Railings, Storie Street Paisley College Of Technology, Hugh Smiley Annexe Formerly Hugh Smiley Day Nursery, Greenhill Road, Four Square Tobacco Factory, Cyril Street, Violet Street, Ralston Uf Church, 3-9 (Odd) Gauze Street Methodist Central Halls And Shops To Ground, Glasgow Road Barshaw Park Gatepiers And Gates, 7-9 (Odd) King Street And Sandholes Street “Hayweighs”, 20, 22 Back Sneddon Street And 13 Maxwell Street, Broomlands Street, Woodside Cemetery, Martyrs Memorial, 46 Broomlands Street, Woodside Crematorium, 25-29 (Odd) Causeyside And 2 Forbes Place Paisley Co-Op, 4 Dyers Wynd, Good Templar Halls And Terrace Buildings, Dykebar Hospital Excluding Modern Additions, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, Counting House, Thornly Park, 23 South Avenue, The Gables, Thornly Park, 12 And 12A Thornly Park Avenue, Thorncroft Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, Thornly Park 22 Thornly Park Avenue, Monimail Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, 58 Stock Street And Espedair Street, Monty’s Snooker Hall (Former Bath House), Oakshawhead Former John Neilson Institution And Entrance Lodge, 56 Oakshaw Street, Peter Brough District Nurses’ Home, 14 George Street St George’s Church Of Scotland, Ferguslie Threadworks, Stables And Store On Glasgow, Paisley And Johnstone Canal, Thornly Park, 17 Thornly Park Avenue, Dunard Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, Thornly Park, 2 Thornly Park Avenue, Thornly Park House, Thornly Park, 24 Thornly Park Avenue, Garail Including Ancillary Structure, Garden Wall And Gate, 17 George Street, New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian Church), 25-31 (Odd Nos) Weighhouse Close, New Street, 68 Falside Road, Formerly Brown And Polson Worker`S Institute, Blackhall Railway Viaduct Over White Cart Water, Castlehead, Main Road, Castlehead Church, Tannahill’s Monument, “East Lodge”, Darvel Crescent, Ralston, Paisley, Thornly Park, Stewart Road, Linton Including Terrace Wall, 15 Abercorn Street, Former Oldfield’s Machine Tools Warehouse, Cartside Mill Office Block, Milliken Park, Kilbarchan, Abbeymill, Former Anchor Mills, Seedhill Gate House Including Gatepiers And Railings, Anchor Mills, Former No 1 Embroidery Mill, Castlehead, Main Road, Castlehead Church (Church Of Scotland) With Graveyard, 33 Causeyside Street And 1 Orchard Street, Church Hill And Oakshaw Street, High Church, County Square, Gilmour Street Railway Station, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, North Gatehouse And Gates, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, Tannahill’s Hole, Thornly Park,11 South Avenue, Wilmar Including Gates, Thornly Park, 31 Thornly Park Avenue, Ardyne Including Gates.

Renfrew North is re-open for public worship with numbers are currently restricted to 50 people. In 1895, the large hall to the rear of the church was built at a cost of £850 and the halls were extended in 1932. Marriages or Banns ~ 1788-1854

The move online is in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, to ensure remembrance reflection can still take place in adherence with physical distancing rules and national guidance. Welcome to the Renfrew Trinity Church website. There are no images available for this record, you may want to check Canmore for images relating to PAISLEY ROAD, RENFREW TRINITY CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND), INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS, GATES AND GATEPIERS. You can see this on maps provided by: Report problems or contribute information. By the 1890s, the congregation had expanded and the gallery was extended to the sides in 1892.

If not, see our friends at Ancestry DNA. Ornamental metal gates. The Abbey parish includes part of the town, but extends far beyond it, and has been separately noticed. The Scottish actor was best known for his portrayal of James Bond, being the first to bring the role to the big screen and appearing in seven of the spy thrillers. It is an important addition to the streetscape and to the ecclesiastical history of Paisley. The further details below the 'Address/Name of Site' are provided for information purposes only. The organ and pulpit were designed and built by an Archibald Ferguson and were installed in 1923. Some records may be … Deaths or Burials ~ no records. Some chamfered openings ending in trefoil-type design. Paisley High Church (1843-1994) From the Reformation until 1736, the Abbey was the only church in the burgh and parish of Paisley. This church with its corner stairtower and polygonal steeple is a significant addition to the streetscape of this main thoroughfare. Good cohesive interior scheme with distinctive open timber roof.

", [From The Gazetteer of Scotland, by Rev. He was particularly known for his Arts and Crafts style and St Matthew's Church in Paisley (1907) (see separate listing) is perhaps his best known work. The other three parishes lie wholly in the town and comprise respectively 259, 94, and 517 acres. 1736-8. To the High Church Parish, head of New Street, both sides westwards as far as the town's property, including Storie Street and houses in Oakshaw west from the church. Renfrew family circa 1783 I am researching Jean Renfrew, my great great great grandmother who married John McFadyen (my line) in the High Church, Paisley in September 1806. Symmetrical 3-bay south elevations with gabled projecting porch; pointed-arched door with blind oculus over 1 lancet in each side wall raised through eaves and gabletted. See how you can help. SC045925, PAISLEY ROAD, RENFREW TRINITY CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND), INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS, GATES AND GATEPIERS, Designation Policy and Selection Guidance (2019), www.historicenvironment.scot/advice-and-support. The description and additional information provided are supplementary and have no legal weight. All gables and gablets crowstepped. You can see the The relevant planning authority is the point of contact for applications for listed building consent.

"The Laigh Church division, from the bridge on the south side, Water Wynd, (both sides southward). 243 Main Road, Elderslie, East Buchanan Street, Cathedral House And St Mirin’s Old Academy, Penilee Road, Paisley Grammar School, Penilee Sports Pavilion, Stevenson Street, “Spiersfield” (Excluding Modern Extensions), Station Road Former Stable Block, And Gatepiers Ferguslie Mills, Hawkhead House Farm Steading Excluding Later Additions, Hawkhead Road, Hawkhead Hospital, Wards 7 And 8, Fountain Gardens, Love Street: Burns Statue, Blackstoun Road Former Glencoats Hospital East Lodge Including Gatepiers And Railings, Park Road, St Margaret’s (Former Hospital), 45-47 (Odd Nos) Causeyside Street And Johnston Street, Thornly Park, 9 South Avenue, Holmhurst Including Terrace Wall, Thornly Park, 29 Thornly Park Avenue, Lismore Including Arch And Gatepeirs, Thornly Park, 33 Thornly Park Avenue Including Boundary Walls, Gatepiers And Gates, Renfrew Road, Abercorn School, Including Entrance Steps And Railings, Storie Street Paisley College Of Technology, Hugh Smiley Annexe Formerly Hugh Smiley Day Nursery, Greenhill Road, Four Square Tobacco Factory, Cyril Street, Violet Street, Ralston Uf Church, 3-9 (Odd) Gauze Street Methodist Central Halls And Shops To Ground, Glasgow Road Barshaw Park Gatepiers And Gates, 7-9 (Odd) King Street And Sandholes Street “Hayweighs”, 20, 22 Back Sneddon Street And 13 Maxwell Street, Broomlands Street, Woodside Cemetery, Martyrs Memorial, 46 Broomlands Street, Woodside Crematorium, 25-29 (Odd) Causeyside And 2 Forbes Place Paisley Co-Op, 4 Dyers Wynd, Good Templar Halls And Terrace Buildings, Dykebar Hospital Excluding Modern Additions, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, Counting House, Thornly Park, 23 South Avenue, The Gables, Thornly Park, 12 And 12A Thornly Park Avenue, Thorncroft Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, Thornly Park 22 Thornly Park Avenue, Monimail Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, 58 Stock Street And Espedair Street, Monty’s Snooker Hall (Former Bath House), Oakshawhead Former John Neilson Institution And Entrance Lodge, 56 Oakshaw Street, Peter Brough District Nurses’ Home, 14 George Street St George’s Church Of Scotland, Ferguslie Threadworks, Stables And Store On Glasgow, Paisley And Johnstone Canal, Thornly Park, 17 Thornly Park Avenue, Dunard Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, Thornly Park, 2 Thornly Park Avenue, Thornly Park House, Thornly Park, 24 Thornly Park Avenue, Garail Including Ancillary Structure, Garden Wall And Gate, 17 George Street, New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian Church), 25-31 (Odd Nos) Weighhouse Close, New Street, 68 Falside Road, Formerly Brown And Polson Worker`S Institute, Blackhall Railway Viaduct Over White Cart Water, Castlehead, Main Road, Castlehead Church, Tannahill’s Monument, “East Lodge”, Darvel Crescent, Ralston, Paisley, Thornly Park, Stewart Road, Linton Including Terrace Wall, 15 Abercorn Street, Former Oldfield’s Machine Tools Warehouse, Cartside Mill Office Block, Milliken Park, Kilbarchan, Abbeymill, Former Anchor Mills, Seedhill Gate House Including Gatepiers And Railings, Anchor Mills, Former No 1 Embroidery Mill, Castlehead, Main Road, Castlehead Church (Church Of Scotland) With Graveyard, 33 Causeyside Street And 1 Orchard Street, Church Hill And Oakshaw Street, High Church, County Square, Gilmour Street Railway Station, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, North Gatehouse And Gates, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, Tannahill’s Hole, Thornly Park,11 South Avenue, Wilmar Including Gates, Thornly Park, 31 Thornly Park Avenue, Ardyne Including Gates.

Renfrew North is re-open for public worship with numbers are currently restricted to 50 people. In 1895, the large hall to the rear of the church was built at a cost of £850 and the halls were extended in 1932. Marriages or Banns ~ 1788-1854

The move online is in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, to ensure remembrance reflection can still take place in adherence with physical distancing rules and national guidance. Welcome to the Renfrew Trinity Church website. There are no images available for this record, you may want to check Canmore for images relating to PAISLEY ROAD, RENFREW TRINITY CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND), INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS, GATES AND GATEPIERS. You can see this on maps provided by: Report problems or contribute information. By the 1890s, the congregation had expanded and the gallery was extended to the sides in 1892.

If not, see our friends at Ancestry DNA. Ornamental metal gates. The Abbey parish includes part of the town, but extends far beyond it, and has been separately noticed. The Scottish actor was best known for his portrayal of James Bond, being the first to bring the role to the big screen and appearing in seven of the spy thrillers. It is an important addition to the streetscape and to the ecclesiastical history of Paisley. The further details below the 'Address/Name of Site' are provided for information purposes only. The organ and pulpit were designed and built by an Archibald Ferguson and were installed in 1923. Some records may be … Deaths or Burials ~ no records. Some chamfered openings ending in trefoil-type design. Paisley High Church (1843-1994) From the Reformation until 1736, the Abbey was the only church in the burgh and parish of Paisley. This church with its corner stairtower and polygonal steeple is a significant addition to the streetscape of this main thoroughfare. Good cohesive interior scheme with distinctive open timber roof.

", [From The Gazetteer of Scotland, by Rev. He was particularly known for his Arts and Crafts style and St Matthew's Church in Paisley (1907) (see separate listing) is perhaps his best known work. The other three parishes lie wholly in the town and comprise respectively 259, 94, and 517 acres. 1736-8. To the High Church Parish, head of New Street, both sides westwards as far as the town's property, including Storie Street and houses in Oakshaw west from the church. Renfrew family circa 1783 I am researching Jean Renfrew, my great great great grandmother who married John McFadyen (my line) in the High Church, Paisley in September 1806. Symmetrical 3-bay south elevations with gabled projecting porch; pointed-arched door with blind oculus over 1 lancet in each side wall raised through eaves and gabletted. See how you can help. SC045925, PAISLEY ROAD, RENFREW TRINITY CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND), INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS, GATES AND GATEPIERS, Designation Policy and Selection Guidance (2019), www.historicenvironment.scot/advice-and-support. The description and additional information provided are supplementary and have no legal weight. All gables and gablets crowstepped. You can see the The relevant planning authority is the point of contact for applications for listed building consent.

"The Laigh Church division, from the bridge on the south side, Water Wynd, (both sides southward). 243 Main Road, Elderslie, East Buchanan Street, Cathedral House And St Mirin’s Old Academy, Penilee Road, Paisley Grammar School, Penilee Sports Pavilion, Stevenson Street, “Spiersfield” (Excluding Modern Extensions), Station Road Former Stable Block, And Gatepiers Ferguslie Mills, Hawkhead House Farm Steading Excluding Later Additions, Hawkhead Road, Hawkhead Hospital, Wards 7 And 8, Fountain Gardens, Love Street: Burns Statue, Blackstoun Road Former Glencoats Hospital East Lodge Including Gatepiers And Railings, Park Road, St Margaret’s (Former Hospital), 45-47 (Odd Nos) Causeyside Street And Johnston Street, Thornly Park, 9 South Avenue, Holmhurst Including Terrace Wall, Thornly Park, 29 Thornly Park Avenue, Lismore Including Arch And Gatepeirs, Thornly Park, 33 Thornly Park Avenue Including Boundary Walls, Gatepiers And Gates, Renfrew Road, Abercorn School, Including Entrance Steps And Railings, Storie Street Paisley College Of Technology, Hugh Smiley Annexe Formerly Hugh Smiley Day Nursery, Greenhill Road, Four Square Tobacco Factory, Cyril Street, Violet Street, Ralston Uf Church, 3-9 (Odd) Gauze Street Methodist Central Halls And Shops To Ground, Glasgow Road Barshaw Park Gatepiers And Gates, 7-9 (Odd) King Street And Sandholes Street “Hayweighs”, 20, 22 Back Sneddon Street And 13 Maxwell Street, Broomlands Street, Woodside Cemetery, Martyrs Memorial, 46 Broomlands Street, Woodside Crematorium, 25-29 (Odd) Causeyside And 2 Forbes Place Paisley Co-Op, 4 Dyers Wynd, Good Templar Halls And Terrace Buildings, Dykebar Hospital Excluding Modern Additions, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, Counting House, Thornly Park, 23 South Avenue, The Gables, Thornly Park, 12 And 12A Thornly Park Avenue, Thorncroft Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, Thornly Park 22 Thornly Park Avenue, Monimail Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, 58 Stock Street And Espedair Street, Monty’s Snooker Hall (Former Bath House), Oakshawhead Former John Neilson Institution And Entrance Lodge, 56 Oakshaw Street, Peter Brough District Nurses’ Home, 14 George Street St George’s Church Of Scotland, Ferguslie Threadworks, Stables And Store On Glasgow, Paisley And Johnstone Canal, Thornly Park, 17 Thornly Park Avenue, Dunard Including Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, Thornly Park, 2 Thornly Park Avenue, Thornly Park House, Thornly Park, 24 Thornly Park Avenue, Garail Including Ancillary Structure, Garden Wall And Gate, 17 George Street, New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian Church), 25-31 (Odd Nos) Weighhouse Close, New Street, 68 Falside Road, Formerly Brown And Polson Worker`S Institute, Blackhall Railway Viaduct Over White Cart Water, Castlehead, Main Road, Castlehead Church, Tannahill’s Monument, “East Lodge”, Darvel Crescent, Ralston, Paisley, Thornly Park, Stewart Road, Linton Including Terrace Wall, 15 Abercorn Street, Former Oldfield’s Machine Tools Warehouse, Cartside Mill Office Block, Milliken Park, Kilbarchan, Abbeymill, Former Anchor Mills, Seedhill Gate House Including Gatepiers And Railings, Anchor Mills, Former No 1 Embroidery Mill, Castlehead, Main Road, Castlehead Church (Church Of Scotland) With Graveyard, 33 Causeyside Street And 1 Orchard Street, Church Hill And Oakshaw Street, High Church, County Square, Gilmour Street Railway Station, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, North Gatehouse And Gates, Former Ferguslie Thread Works, Tannahill’s Hole, Thornly Park,11 South Avenue, Wilmar Including Gates, Thornly Park, 31 Thornly Park Avenue, Ardyne Including Gates.

Renfrew North is re-open for public worship with numbers are currently restricted to 50 people. In 1895, the large hall to the rear of the church was built at a cost of £850 and the halls were extended in 1932. Marriages or Banns ~ 1788-1854

The move online is in response to the current COVID-19 pandemic, to ensure remembrance reflection can still take place in adherence with physical distancing rules and national guidance. Welcome to the Renfrew Trinity Church website. There are no images available for this record, you may want to check Canmore for images relating to PAISLEY ROAD, RENFREW TRINITY CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND), INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS, GATES AND GATEPIERS. You can see this on maps provided by: Report problems or contribute information. By the 1890s, the congregation had expanded and the gallery was extended to the sides in 1892.

If not, see our friends at Ancestry DNA. Ornamental metal gates. The Abbey parish includes part of the town, but extends far beyond it, and has been separately noticed. The Scottish actor was best known for his portrayal of James Bond, being the first to bring the role to the big screen and appearing in seven of the spy thrillers. It is an important addition to the streetscape and to the ecclesiastical history of Paisley. The further details below the 'Address/Name of Site' are provided for information purposes only. The organ and pulpit were designed and built by an Archibald Ferguson and were installed in 1923. Some records may be … Deaths or Burials ~ no records. Some chamfered openings ending in trefoil-type design. Paisley High Church (1843-1994) From the Reformation until 1736, the Abbey was the only church in the burgh and parish of Paisley. This church with its corner stairtower and polygonal steeple is a significant addition to the streetscape of this main thoroughfare. Good cohesive interior scheme with distinctive open timber roof.

", [From The Gazetteer of Scotland, by Rev. He was particularly known for his Arts and Crafts style and St Matthew's Church in Paisley (1907) (see separate listing) is perhaps his best known work. The other three parishes lie wholly in the town and comprise respectively 259, 94, and 517 acres. 1736-8. To the High Church Parish, head of New Street, both sides westwards as far as the town's property, including Storie Street and houses in Oakshaw west from the church. Renfrew family circa 1783 I am researching Jean Renfrew, my great great great grandmother who married John McFadyen (my line) in the High Church, Paisley in September 1806. Symmetrical 3-bay south elevations with gabled projecting porch; pointed-arched door with blind oculus over 1 lancet in each side wall raised through eaves and gabletted. See how you can help. SC045925, PAISLEY ROAD, RENFREW TRINITY CHURCH (CHURCH OF SCOTLAND), INCLUDING BOUNDARY WALLS, GATES AND GATEPIERS, Designation Policy and Selection Guidance (2019), www.historicenvironment.scot/advice-and-support. The description and additional information provided are supplementary and have no legal weight. All gables and gablets crowstepped. You can see the The relevant planning authority is the point of contact for applications for listed building consent.

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