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South Queensferry, 3 The Vennel, Ymca
Church (17th Century), House (20th Century)
Site Name South Queensferry, 3 The Vennel, Ymca
Classification Church (17th Century), House (20th Century)
Alternative Name(s) Old Parish Church
Canmore ID 50514
Site Number NT17NW 14
NGR NT 13072 78277
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/50514
- Council Edinburgh, City Of
- Parish Dalmeny
- Former Region Lothian
- Former District City Of Edinburgh
- Former County West Lothian
NT17NW 14 13072 78277
For associated burial-ground, see also NT17NW 93.
(NT 1306 7827) Church Hall (NAT) formerly Church (NR)
OS 25" map (1968)
Church (NAT) (1633) on the site of St Nicholas's Kirk (NR)
OS 25" map (1855)
The chapel of St Michael in the burgh of Queensferry was erected into the parish church by a charter of 1635, ratified in 1641. (Prior to that, it fell in Dalmeny parish).
H Scott 1950
This church is a plain, oblong, single-chambered structure, rubble-built and dating from 1633. It was renovated in 1821 and 1898. A bell dated 1635 hangs in the belfry on the W gable. The RCAHMS, presumably following the OS, state that it occupies the site of an old chapel of St Nicholas.
RCAHMS 1929, visited 1927; G Hay 1957; Name Book 1856
The church is no longer in use as such, and now serves as a church hall.
Visited by OS Reviser (HC) 23 February 1967
Chapel of St Michael was built 1633 and became the parish church in 1635. The church is situated behind the south side of the High Street. The building is now used as a YMCA day centre and appears in good condition.
Site recorded by GUARD during the Coastal Assessment Survey for Historic Scotland, 'The Firth of Forth from Dunbar to the Coast of Fife' 10th March 1996.
Architect: Dr. Peter McGregor Chalmers.
Photographic Survey (September 1964)
Photographic survey by the Scottish National Buildings Record/Ministry of Works in September 1964.
