West Dunbartonshire
Kilbowie St Andrews Parish Church on Melfort Avenue, Clydebank will have been a site of worship for 130 years in 2027.
It is a crucifix design sanctuary with stained glass windows including memorial windows for the First and Second World War. Within the sanctuary is a memorial chapel to those who perished in the Clydebank Blitz. There are a number of artefacts from the Blitz, a memorial book detailing all those who lost their lives and artwork including a triptych depicting the Blitz from esteemed local artist Tom McKendrick and a stained glass window by Eilidh Keith dedicated to the victims.
There will be a display of the memorial items. Members of the Church, including survivors of the Blitz, will be on hand to give tours and answer any questions.
Facilities
Additional Access Information
There is wheelchair access to both the Church and the Tower Centre however there is not an accessible route between the two so wheelchair users require to exit one building and then enter the other. There is a disabled toilet facility in the Tower Centre.
Gallery
Key Information
Booking not required.
Where to find us
Address
- 12 Melfort Avenue
- Clydebank
- G81 2HX