1878 – St Luke’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral, Belhaven, Glasgow

This is a Category B listed church designed by the Scottish architect, James Sellars (1843-1888), of Campbell Douglas, and Sellars. Now St Luke’s Greek Orthodox Cathedral, formerly the Belhaven United Presbyterian Church. The interior was described by The Building News as “For the nave pillars and arches, and other interior work, a finer grained stone from the Overwood quarries was employed. The walls are plastered internally, and the ceiling, which is a semi-decagon in form, is lined with wood, and richly decorated in colour. The walls are also elaborately decorated from designs by the architects. The west gable is filled with stained glass, having figure subjects illustrating the Parables; some of the smaller windows are also filled with stained glass, with figure sub- jects illustrating the Acts of Mercy.”