Castlebay Church of Scotland (Former), Castlebay

Lanceted gothic church in sneck-harled gneiss rubble with Portland cement dressings. The nave is flanked by shorter 4 bay aisles, their transverse roofs terminating in gables.

May 1990: SCT receives information that the previous owner completed some internal improvements about 3 years ago, including the insertion of mezzanine floors. The church was recently sold, but has suffered severe fire damage and its roof is now without slates. December 1992: SCT understands that the owner has undertaken some repairs to the roof. January 1995: The church suffers damage in gales, and all woodwork from the interior is subsequently removed. The masonry remains in good condition. January 2001: Local planners are unaware of any change. June 2005: SCT is informed that the church has had a new roof installed, although some slates are now missing. Many windows are missing and the tower is roofless, with only the rafters remaining.

July 2008: External inspection finds the building in poor condition. The windows and doors have been boarded over. The tower is completely roofless whilst the other roofs have some slates missing despite appearing to have been repaired in recent times.

8 June 2015: External inspection finds all the roof slates are now missing. Windows are boarded up but the main dooris now unhinged.