St Andrew Blackadder
8 minute walk from North Berwick station · Edinburgh and South East · Free entry
Located on North Berwick’s High Street, St Andrew Blackadder is a Category B listed Church of Scotland. The building opened in 1883 as the town's third St Andrew’s church, later uniting with Blackadder church in 1988.
Designed by Robert Rowand Anderson in a Gothic Revival style, the building features a hall and tower added in 1907. It houses a historic organ from 1886 and important stained glass by J. Ballantine, Abbey Studio, and William Wilson.
Visitors can view a painting of the second St Andrew’s church by W.E. Lockhart or explore the sanctuary, which was horizontally divided to create modern meeting facilities. The church is open daily for guests to enjoy the architecture and quiet atmosphere.
Visitor information
- Place type
- Church
- Good for
- Architecture, Churches, abbeys & cathedrals
- Characteristics
- Edwardian, Gothic, Listed, Victorian
- Admission
- Free
- Opening
- Open year-round
- Region
- Edinburgh and South East
Stations within walking distance
- North Berwick station — 8 min walk, 0.7 km
Other places near North Berwick
- St Baldred's Church — 2 min walk from the station
- North Berwick Golf Club — 5 min walk from the station
- John Muir Way: North Berwick to Dunbar — 7 min walk from the station
- Milsey Bay (East Bay) — 13 min walk from the station
- North Berwick Harbour — 14 min walk from the station
- Coastal Communities Museum — 14 min walk from the station