Historic Churches and Cemeteries
This collection features the spiritual landmarks of the Fort William area, ranging from the Victorian architecture of Duncansburgh MacIntosh Church to the ancient grounds of Kilmallie. The sites include active Presbyterian and Salvation Army congregations alongside historic burial grounds. Kilmallie Churchyard is of particular historical note, housing the Cameron of Lochiel family vault and a memorial to Colonel John Cameron, who fell at the Battle of Quatre Bras in 1815.
Duncansburgh MacIntosh Church
Victorian church featuring a prominent spire and stained glass, serving as a central place of worship in Fort William.
Kilmallie Parish Church
Located in Corpach, this church was rebuilt in 1783 on a site with ecclesiastical roots dating back to the 6th century.
The Salvation Army
A local Christian center providing community services and regular worship meetings.
Kilmallie Free Church of Scotland
A Presbyterian congregation located in Caol, hosting regular services and community events.
Parish of Kilmallie
Church of Scotland parish serving the local community.
Kilmallie Churchyard
Historic burial ground containing the Cameron of Lochiel family vault and an obelisk memorial to Colonel John Cameron of Fassiefern.
Kilmallie Cemetery
Burial ground located in Corpach.
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