PARISH CHURCH - TOBERMORY

DENOMINATION:  Church of Scotland

In 1828 a Parliamentary church was built on the site of the present church to the standard design of Thomas Telford - see also Kinlochspelve and Iona.   A Manse also built which is a private house now known as Mansefield.

1890 the church hall was added.

1895 old church demolished and existing Victorian Gothic style building erected.

Opened 1897 by Rev. Norman MacLeod of Inverness.

There is a stained glass window in memory of A.W. Graham native of town, lost at sea.

Memorial to the fallen of the First World War - Gaelic inscription adapted from Psalm 72.v.17 'their names shall live for evermore'.

Various items of furniture, some donated by Naval personnel stationed here during the Second World War

New organ installed in 1988.

The heavy studded outer doors of the church came from Aros House when it was demolished.