Braemar, St Andrew's Roman Catholic Church

This Church is an early example (pre-1840) of a Gothic Revival Catholic Church, incorporating an attached presbytery (built in 1864).? The building was constructed under the patronage of Lady Carmarthen, who was married to the 7th Duke of Leeds who rented Old Mar Lodge from the Earl of Fife.? It was built at cost of ?1126 and the stones came from a quarry within 15 metres of the building.

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The stained glass window depicts Scottish Saints and were gifted to the Church by James Calder and were made by Louis Grosse & Co. of London and Bruges.? The newly installed Pictish font will be available for viewing and a guide will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about the building.??

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