Paisley - Paisley Methodist Church
Renfrewshire
The last Central Hall in Scotland still operating as a Church. The Edwardian church building is a fine example of a Free Renaissance style designed by architects Watson and Salmond, it was constructed in 1908. The windows and roof lights in the auditorium are decorated with stained-glass depictions of the heads of winged angels in the Art Nouveau style.
Visitors will be able to explore the building on a self guided tour. There is a leaflet for young people to complete, and our Heritage Room will be open for visitors to explore the history of Methodists in Paisley. Paisley Photographic Society will have an exhibition in the Lesser Hall and the West of Scotland 4 gauge Railway Group will have a display in the upper lounge.
Facilities
Additional Access Information
There is a lift to access the upper floors, access to the main hall is via the emergency exit door in Smithhills Street.
Gallery
Key Information
Where to find us
Address
- Methodist Central Hall
- Gauze Street
- Paisley
- PA1 1EP