Weem Church

Perth & Kinross

Weem Church was built c1870 as an Episcopal church by Sir Robert Menzies. Due to there being no heir, it transferred to the Church of Scotland in c1918. It contains a pipe organ built by J W Walker c1875 and three stained glass windows depicting pivotal events in the life of Jesus - the Annunciation of Mary, the Ascension of Jesus and the Empty Tomb on Easter day. These were produced by Edward Reginald Frampton of Woolwich, London (who lived from 1845 to 1928). 

For Doors Open Days the church will be open for visitors to walk around and Trustees will be on hand to answer questions. 

Facilities

• Disabled WC
• WC
• Limited Access
• Parking

Additional Access Information

Ramp from street entrance gate to church door. Main floor of church is level. Two steps up onto chancel area where stained glass windows and church organ are located.

Small garden and seated area at front of church. Two small steps down onto the lawn in both directions.