Kirk 'O' The Muir, Kinclaven

Impressive Secession church, long disused. Rectangular, harled, whitewashed, stone margins. Two large square headed sash windows on S. front, with window and door each side: blind N. wall. Low skylit gallery on c.i. columns on 3 sides. Dismantled pulpit. "B1744R 1830".

Floor lifted wood panelling removed. Plaster falling from ceiling (Historic Environment Scotland List Entry)

Reverend James Fisher, who led his parishioners to their new church, was the son-in-law of Secession founder Ebenezer Erskine. (Nick Haynes)

December 2008: External inspection finds the church to be ruinous, subject to continuing natural decline as no consolidation/ conservation works are apparent.

November 2011: Limited external inspection possible, but clearly remains in ruinous condition.

29 April 2014: External inspection finds the building continues to deteriorate and vegetation encroaches.

31 August 2016: A member of the public advises the property, along with the adjacent manse, were recently placed on the market for sale and are currently noted as being under offer.

23 February 2018: The former church is being marketd for sale as part of a wider site which includes a manse and ancilliary buildings, offers over £170,000 are invited through agent Bell Ingram.

16 July 2024: Desk-based assessment suggests the building remains a roofless ruin. The former church, as part of a wider site including a manse, was recently marketed for sale.