Pittenweem, Fife
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Pittenweem Baptist Church
This church was built as a Baptist Church in 1902. It is situated on a wynd running south from the High Street towards the seafront. The building is currently for sale. A recent application has been lodged to convert the church into a singl...
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Pittenweem Church of Christ the King, Roman Catholic
This building was built as a large house in the early 1800s, but only became a Roman Catholic church in 1935. It faces south onto Milton Road and lies in neatly landscaped gardens. The upper floor of the building is als...
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Pittenweem Parish Church
This church was founded sometime before c.1200, and the majority of the church dates to the sixteenth century. Facing west onto the High Street, the church is joined to the tolbooth, which looks as if it is the west tower. The body...
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Pittenweem Priory
The priory at Pittenweem was a Benedictine foundation and was in existence as early as 1221. It is situated to the south east of the parish church (site number: 1454), which may occupy the site of the Abbey church. The surviving remains are...
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Pittenweem St. Fillan's (now Parish Church Hall)
This building was built in 1846 as Pittenweem Relief Church and is now Pittenweem church hall. It is situated to the north of the parish church (site number: 1454), in the centre of an asphalt car park. The church consists of a gable ended ...
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St. Fillan's Cave
St. Fillan is traditionally said to have lived in and ministered from this cave in the seventh century. The entrance to the cave is situated on Cove Wynd and would formerly have been within the grounds of the priory. It was reconsecrated in...
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St. John's Episcopal Church
This church was founded by Bishop Low and opened in 1805. It is on Marygate, on the northeast edge of the parish church graveyard (site 1454), with which it shares a boundary wall. There is a private graveya...
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