In a message dated 12/02/2004 09:43:16 GMT Standard Time, alan-vickers@lineone.net writes: > "1891, by W L Newcombe. The most striking Gothic church north of the > river, > its tall slender spire surmounted by a weathercock. Decorated nave. > Originally Free Church of Scotland, replacing a plain Classical building of > 1827." > More details; Formerly known as: Free Church of Scotland NORTH BRIDGE STREET.   Presbyterian church with gates attached.   Now Church of the Assemblies of God (Hebron Church).    1891-2.  By W L Newcombe on site of 1827 Scotch Chapel by John Dobson.  Rock faced sandstone with granite shafts and ashlar dressings, quoins and spire.  Roof graduated Lakeland slate.  Sanctuary and aisled nave with West entrance hall, North West entrance porch and South West tower entrance.  Decorated style with perpendicular aisles. Regards Stan Mapstone