A Church of Scotland parish church in Glasgow, historically known as Renfield St Stephen’s and now recognised as a significant listed building.
At a glance
St Andrew’s West is a parish church of the Church of Scotland in Glasgow. Originally named Renfield St Stephen’s, it reflects the city’s rich ecclesiastical heritage. The building was designated a Category B listed building in 1970, acknowledging its architectural and historical importance.
History
The church was formerly known as Renfield St Stephen’s before taking its current name, St Andrew’s West. Its designation as a Category B listed building in 1970 marked formal recognition of its place within Glasgow’s architectural legacy.
What you see
As a listed building of Category B status, St Andrew’s West represents significant Scottish ecclesiastical design. Further architectural details about the building are awaited from additional sources.
Cultural significance
St Andrew’s West stands as a testament to Glasgow’s Church of Scotland tradition. The 1970 listing recognises its value to Scotland’s architectural heritage and local community identity.
Key facts
- Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 55.865206, −4.266865
- Listing: Category B (1970)
- Denomination: Church of Scotland
Practical information & getting there
St Andrew’s West is located in Glasgow. For visiting information, service times and current activities, contact the Church of Scotland directly or check their website.
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