Portal to the Past

On 29^th April 1928, Netherlee Church Hall was opened for public worship by the United Free Church. Netherlee Parish Church, which is now designated as a category ‘B’ listed building, was built in 1933 by architects Stewart and Paterson. Its foundation stone was laid on 25^th March 1933. The church was built using red sandstone and is Gothic in style, with a large traceried window at the east end and a wide nave with low segmental arched sides.

It is possible that Netherlee may be the last stone built church in the Glasgow area.