<p>Across Danes Drive, beyond the double roundabouts junction, all that remains of Whiteinch Methodist Church (technically in Jordanhill) is a gate at the housing complex carrying the name ‘Anglegate’. The church opened in 1901 and closed in 1981. The original name of Angelgate was restored after the church was closed</p>

Whiteinch Methodist Church

Across Danes Drive, beyond the double roundabouts junction, all that remains of the Methodist Church building is a gate at the housing complex carrying the name ‘Anglegate’.

http://www.scottishchurches.org.uk/sites/site/id/9241/name/Whiteinch+Methodist+Church%2C+Glasgow+Glasgow+Strathclyde

This is a suburban town church built in a developing residential area, on a crossroads. It had red/brown sandstone walls and a slate roof. It was demolished some time ago and sheltered housing now resides on the site ('Angle Gate'). 

Whiteinch Methodist Church (former)

This is one of three heritage trails within Scotstoun. They all start and end at Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre. This trail is centred in a busy area with main roads and a well used cycle path which has cyclists, pedestrians and dog walkers. Please make sure you exercise caution at all times and where  possible use pedestrian crossings.

Whiteinch Methodist Church

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