Crosshill Queen's Park Church

Crosshill Queen's Park Church is a historic 19th-century former Church of Scotland located near Queen's Park in Glasgow. Designed in the French Gothic style by architects Campbell Douglas and James Sellars, the church features a striking octagonal stone spire and was completed in 1873. It underwent several name changes and renovations over the years, including the addition of a beautiful stained glass window in 1957. After the church's final service in 2000, the building was repurposed into residential flats, preserving its architectural significance, which was recognized with a change in listing category to A in 1989.