[2][3] St Ninian's, a Catholic church at nearby Tynet, was erected in 1755 but was built to resemble a cottage.
Therefore, the church has an elegant Italian Baroque façade that proclaims its Catholicism by being stylistically unique in Scotland.
"[3] The design of the church has been credited to Father John Reid,[1] with later additions by Peter Paul Pugin.
Inside, the reredos incorporates a painting of St Gregory by Caracci, a gift from the Earl of Findlater.
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