What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Old St Ninian's Church. 16th century church with Dutch-style steeple of 1675.
Old St Ninian's Church, established in the 16th century and featuring a distinctive Dutch-style steeple from 1675, is a significant architectural example of religious buildings from the post-Reformation period in Scotland.
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