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Lasswade Parish Church

Church (18th Century)

Site Name Lasswade Parish Church

Classification Church (18th Century)

Alternative Name(s) Adam Church

Canmore ID 150366

Site Number NT36NW 179

NGR NT 3013 6613

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council Midlothian
  • Parish Lasswade
  • Former Region Lothian
  • Former District Midlothian
  • Former County Midlothian

Architecture Notes

Lasswade Parish Church or 'The Adam Church'

Built 1793

Demolished 1956

Robert Adam designed a cruciform church for Lasswade in 1791, but it was the design of his Brother in Law, John Clerk of Eldin, which was actually built.

National Archive of Scotland

Building of a New Church

Payments of #5. 5. 0, #17. 10. 3 3/4 and #13. 0. 11 3/4.

Roslin Acconts. 1792 and 1794 GD164/Box 79/832/5

National Archive of Scotland

Payments to Alexander Pennycook.

(Former payments made in 1802 and 1803)

Roslin Accounts. 1804 GD164/Box 79/832/14

National Archive of Scotland

Laying of Foundation stone of the New Lasswade Church.

Speech at ceremony. 1792 GD 18/4106

National Archive of Scotland

Plans for the proposed belfry of the Church.

Letter from David MacGibbon. [ ]

He intimates that he has prepared working plans and estimates the cost of the work.

1867 GD 51/11/150

National Archive of Scotland

Report on the condition of the Parish Church.

Presented at a meeting of the Heritors.

1791 GD 51/5/632

Activities

Photographic Survey (1956)

Photographic survey by the Scottish National Buildings Record in 1956.

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