St Anne's Episcopal Church, Westgate, Dunbar

Heritage listing

Category B Date Added 05/12/1977 Local Authority East Lothian Planning Authority East Lothian Burgh Dunbar NGR NT 67815 79055 Coordinates 367815, 679055 — Designed by Hew Montgomerie Wardrop circa 1886, executed by Sir R Rowand Anderson 1889-90; never completed. Gothic style. Snecked, rake-jointed sandstone rubble, stugged ashlar dressings, red tiled roof. Plain skew with gablet skewputts. Nave running E-W without aisles. Truncated tower with pyramidal roof to N at crossing point, porch at NW and small chapel at SW opposite. E GABLE: 2 clasping and 2 stepped buttresses. Base and string courses. Central, decoratively canopied niche, rose window above. Lancet windows, with mouchettes, flanking between buttresses. Cross finial. Flanking chancel bays N and S with cusped round arched windows. N FRONT: massive tower adjoining with stepped angle buttresses; 2-light arched, traceried windows at low level. 2 pointed windows in nave to W. Steeply gabled crowstepped porch to W with pointed arched entrance. W GABLE: unbuttressed, with Y-mullioned 4-light pointed windows, with cusped mouchettes and hoodmould. ST MARGARET'S CHAPEL: Gilbert Ogilvie, architect, 1919. Set back from W gable, abutting rubble rigg wall at S. Pointed, 2-light traceries window. INTERIOR: Plaster and sandstone ashlar dressings. Continuous nave and chancel; nave of 5 bays. Open vault with double tie beamed timber roof to nave; wagon-roof to chancel. Oak rood screen with figures, Willis 1896. Carved oak pulpit, communion table and rail. STAINED GLASS: E gable windows 1889-90 and 2 nave windows, Ballantine and Gardner 1904. 2 nave windows, Abbey Studio 1945-6. Other windows lead paned. Vestry room and organ in tower through chancel arch. War memorial in St Margaret's Chapel. Coffered and painted ceiling; sandsto

From Historic Environment Scotland under OGL v3.