Macduff Parish Church
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Once used to guide boats to safe haven, this white box kirk of 1805 high on the bluff above the harbour was transformed in 1865 by architect James Matthews of Aberdeen into a striking landmark, with notable stained glass windows and a lovely three-storey tower with a lead-domed roof and cupola above. Galleried interior, most of the fittings dating from 1865. Magnificent views. Nearby stand the town cross and an anchor, symbolic of the message of the church.
Services
Sunday: 11.00am and 6.00pm
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Open by arrangement
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Linked Churches
St Drostan, Insch, St Matthew & St George, Oldmeldrum, All Saints', Whiterashes, All Saints', Fyvie
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