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Architecture
 | Intro Fitzroy Thanks to the Council for Curriculum Examinations and Assessment for the use of this video Crosstalk, 01/01/2004 |
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Fitzroy presbyterian Church follows the Gothic revival style that became popular throughout Ulster in the late 19th Century. Robert Young of Young and MacKensie designed it on themes from the Book of Psalms. The church was built between 1872 and 1874. The church with detached corner belfry, hall and school are built in craggy Scrabo sandstone and reflect an eclectic mix of Gothic forms. The belfry is connected to the gallery by a flying stair and its interior is laid out in traditional meeting house lines. An elaborate organ case forms a backdrop to the pulpit
The large tower symbolizes that "The Lord is my Rock and my Fortress" (Psalm 18).
 Fitzroy Main Entrance
 Right Hand Doorway
 Left Hand Doorway
 Transept Doorway
 Central Pillar 1
 Central Pillar 2
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