Dalmeny.
A place with
a long memory.
Trace the story of a medieval kirk and the village around it. Explore the building, its carved stonework and the people recorded in its history.
Medieval origins.
A twelfth-century core.
Centuries of additions.
One building, many layers.
Six ways into Dalmeny.
History
Explore the kirk's historical setting, early building, stone carvings and churchyard through independently written, sourced notes.
About Dalmeny
An introduction to Dalmeny Kirk, the former website and this independent collection of church and village historical notes.
Community
Community activities in the former Dalmeny website, the role of the Church Centre and ways to find current organisers.
Worship
The worship topics covered by the former Dalmeny website, and where to confirm current services and special arrangements.
News & events
A guide to the former Dalmeny news section, historical notices and the current parish news and events source.
Contact & visiting
Where to confirm current Dalmeny church visits, service arrangements and enquiries, with a clear distinction between the kirk and parish office.
Travel & everyday technology.
Practical place guides and technology explainers at familiar addresses from the site's later collection.
Looking for today's parish?
For services, events, visits and bookings, check Dalmeny and Queensferry Parish Church. These historical notes are an independent project.
Read the place, then follow the source
dalmeny.org/ previously carried parish information under the name Dalmeny Kirk. This new collection keeps the familiar main sections while separating historical material from current arrangements. The pages are independently written summaries, not a copy of the former parish website.
Start with the history overview, look more closely at the carved stonework, or read the Church Centre notes. If you came here to enquire about a service or a visit, the contact guide points you to the current parish.
Sources & scope
Former homepage, 23 February 2024 · Historic Environment Scotland: place record
Newly written historical summary, published 2 October 2026. Archive dates describe the source captures. Check current arrangements with the parish.