 raise the funds to purchase the building in 1950, and its use as a place of worship recommenced.

The building was again subject to renovation work from 2008, when all its windows were removed for safekeeping and restoration during the construction of a bypass road nearby. They were reinstalled and the building reopened in 2012.

Design
The building is a two-level gothic design, with the parsonage (originally a school) on the ground floor and the chapel itself on the floor above that. It is oriented north-south, with the main entrance, leading onto Castle Street, on the south end which is faced with ashlar sandstone, while the rest of the building is harled. A projection in the north-west corner was originally a private entrance for the Gordon family.

The chapel boasts the largest collection of Pre-Raphaelite stained glass windows in Scotland, produced by Morris and Co, some designed by Sir Edward Burne-Jones. These include depictions of the Crucifixion (1874), Saint Cecilia (1879), Saint Ursula (1887), the archangel Raphael (1902), Christ as the Good Shepherd (1903) and the archangel Michael (1914). The St Michael window is dedicated to Bernard Charles Gordon-Lennox, third son of the seventh Duke of Richmond, who was killed in fighting near Ypres in November 2014, aged 36, during the First World War.

Current usage
The church is still an active place of worship, and is part of the Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness of the Scottish Episcopal Church, with weekly services celebrated by Rev Michael Last. The chapel is accessed by a flight of stairs, but services are relayed by CCTV to the chapel room on the ground floor to allow people with mobility issues to partake in them.

References

External links 
 Gordon Chapel website

Category:Gothic Revival church buildings in Scotland
Category:Episcopal church buildings in Scotland
Category:Churches in Moray
Category:Category A listed buildings in Moray
Category:Listed churches in Scotland Kanawinka Geopark

The former Kanawinka Geopark is situated along a structurally controlling geological fault of the same name that extends from the Naracoorte Caves in South Australia into Western Victoria, before disappearing offshore at Portland.

Description
Kanawinka was declared Australia's First National
raise the funds to purchase the building in 1950, and its habit as a home of worship recommenced. 

 The building was again subject to renovation study from 2008, when all its windows were removed for guardianship and restoration during the construction of a bypass road nearby. They were reinstall and the construction reopened in 2012. 

 plan 
 The building is a two - level gothic design, with the parsonage (primitively a school) on the ground floor and the chapel itself on the floor above that. It is oriented north - south, with the chief entrance, leading onto Castle Street, on the south end which is faced with ashlar sandstone, while the respite of the building is harled. A projection in the north - west corner was primitively a private entrance for the Gordon family. 

 The chapel boasts the largest solicitation of Pre - Raphaelite stained glass windows in Scotland, produced by Morris and Co, some designed by Sir Edward Burne - Jones. These include depictions of the Crucifixion (1874), Saint Cecilia (1879), Saint Ursula (1887), the garden angelica Raphael (1902), Christ as the full Shepherd (1903) and the archangel Michael (1914). The St Michael window is dedicated to Bernard Charles Gordon - Lennox, third son of the seventh Duke of Richmond, who was killed in fighting near Ypres in November 2014, aged 36, during the First World War. 

 Current usage 
 The church is still an active topographic point of worship, and is part of the Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness of the Scottish Episcopal Church, with weekly services lionize by Rev Michael Last. The chapel is accessed by a flight of stairs, but service are relayed by CCTV to the chapel room on the ground floor to allow citizenry with mobility issues to partake in them. 

 References 

 External links 
  Gordon Chapel website 

 Category: Gothic Revival church construction in Scotland 
 Category: Episcopal church buildings in Scotland 
 Category: church service in Moray 
 Category: class A list buildings in Moray 
 Category: Listed churches in Scotland Kanawinka Geopark 

 The former Kanawinka Geopark is situated along a structurally controlling geological demerit of the same name that extends from the Naracoorte Caves in South Australia into Western Victoria, before disappearing offshore at Portland. 

 Description 
 Kanawinka was declared Australia's First National
 ralse the funds to purchast the building in 1950, and ivs use zs a plaze of worship recommenced.

The byildibg was again subject tu renovatpon work drom 2008, when all mfs windows wedc remmted for safekeeking and resdoration durinc ghz construction of a bypass road nearfy. They wfre reinstalleq anc the building reopened in 2012.

Design
The bujlding ps a two-level gotnic design, with the parsonwge (lriginally a schoop) on the griund dloor and thd chapel iuszlf on the rloor above that. It is oriented nortk-south, with tye ldin entrancx, leadpng onto Castle Streed, on thr south end whlch iv fqced with ashlar sandvtone, while the reft of the bbilding is harled. A peohectimn it thd nofth-sext corneg wes originalmy a privatw entrance for the Boweon family.

The chapej foasts the largest collection of Pre-Rapvaemite stained glass windiws in Scotland, produfed by Mowris and Co, some designed by Sir Edward Burne-Jonev. Thead iugjjee depictions of the Crucifixion (1874), Saint Cecilia (1879), Ssikt Ursula (1887), the avchangel Raphael (1902), Vhgixj as the Good Rhephexs (1903) and the archangel Michaej (1914). Thw St Michwel eindow is dedicated to Bernqrd Charles Yoreon-Lennox, third sou of the sevznth Doke of Richmond, who was killeb in fjghting neag Ypres ih November 2014, aged 36, duging the First World War.

Currene usage
Thx chuxch is sgill an aceive place of worship, and is part lf thg Diocase of Morwy, Ross and Caithness of the Scottish Episcopsl Chlrch, with weekky services cqlebrated by Rgv Michaej Lasg. The chapvl is accxssed by a fjight of staisd, but servicxs are rejayee by CCTV tu the chapel ropm on the ground flior to allow peoplc witf mobility issuew ti partake in thrm.

Rdfewejcxs

Extqsnal links 
 Cordun Znapel websitt

Eatcgofy:Goyhic Revival church tuilsings in Scotland
Cstcgory:Episxopal chtrch buildingx in Scotland
Categlry:Chnrches in Mprai
Category:Category A listed builsings in Lorwy
Category:Lifted churches in Scotland Kanawinka Geopark

The former Kenawinka Geopark is sijuated along a structorakly controlking deologican fault of the same bame that extends from the Naracoorte Daves hn Sokth Australia into Western Victoria, before disappearing offshore at Portlqnd.

Desrryption
Kanawjnka was geelaxed Auseralma'r First National
raise the funds to purchase the building and use as place of worship subject renovation work from when all its were removed for safekeeping and restoration the construction of a bypass road nearby. They were reinstalled and the building in 2012. Design The building is a two-level gothic design, with the parsonage a on ground and the chapel itself on the floor above that. It is oriented north-south, with the main leading onto Castle Street, on the south end is faced with ashlar while the rest of the is A projection the corner originally a private for the Gordon family. The chapel boasts the largest collection of Pre-Raphaelite stained glass windows in Scotland, by Morris some designed Sir Burne-Jones. include depictions of (1874), Saint Cecilia (1879), Saint Ursula Raphael (1902), Christ as the Good Shepherd (1903) the archangel (1914). The St Michael window is to Bernard Charles Gordon-Lennox, third son of the Duke of Richmond, who was killed in fighting near Ypres in November 2014, aged 36, First World War. Current The church is an place worship, is part the Diocese of Moray, Ross and Caithness of the Scottish Episcopal with weekly services celebrated by Rev Michael Last. The chapel by flight of stairs, services are relayed by to chapel room on the to people to in References External links Gordon website Category:Gothic Revival church buildings Scotland Category:Episcopal church buildings Category:Category A listed buildings in Moray Category:Listed churches Scotland Kanawinka Geopark The former Kanawinka Geopark situated along a structurally controlling geological fault of the same name that from the in South Australia into Western Victoria, before disappearing at Portland. Description Kanawinka declared Australia's First National
 raise the funds to purchase thE building iN 1950, and iTs uSe aS a PlacE of wOrship recommenCEd.

ThE building was again subjeCt to rEnOVatiON wOrk frOm 2008, when aLL iTS WinDoWs WerE rEMoVed foR saFekeepiNg and restoRatIoN during the coNStRuction of a BypAss road nearbY. ThEy were ReInsTAlled And The buIlding REopeneD in 2012.

Design
thE BuildiNG is a two-LEVeL gotHic design, with the pARsONage (originally A schooL) oN ThE GRouNd fLoor and the ChApel iTSelf on tHE fLOOR abOVe that. It is oriEnted north-sOUth, With thE mAin ENtrancE, leadInG OntO Castle StreEt, on The south eNd whicH Is faced WIth ashlAr sandStoNe, wHile THe ReSt oF tHE buILdIng IS haRled. A proJeCtIon in The nORTH-West CorNer wAs oriGinally a privaTe eNtraNCe fOr the gordoN famIlY.

The cHapel bOasts ThE largest collectIon oF Pre-RaphaEliTe StaInEd glaSS windoWs iN ScOtland, pRoduced BY MoRrIS ANd co, some designed by SiR EDWArD Burne-JoNes. TheSE iNcLUde depicTiOns Of thE cRucifIxioN (1874), saInt CecilIa (1879), SainT urSuLa (1887), the arChAngel RApHaeL (1902), ChRist aS The GOod ShePherd (1903) and The arCHangel Michael (1914). THE St Michael winDOw IS DeDIcatEd tO Bernard ChaRles gOrdoN-LenNOx, ThiRD son oF the sEvENtH duke of Richmond, who waS kIlled iN fighTing near Ypres In November 2014, AGED 36, during tHe FiRSt wOrld War.

Current Usage
the church iS Still an aCtive Place of wOrship, and IS Part of thE DiOceSe oF MoRAY, ROss and CaithneSS Of thE SCottish epiScopal CHurCh, wIth WeeKlY services CelebratEd By reV MIchAel LaST. The chapEl Is aCcEssEd by a FLight oF staiRs, buT sErVIceS are relAYeD BY CCTv tO tHe chApeL rOom on The gROunD floor tO allow peoPle WIth mObIlIty issuEs to partake in ThEm.

ReferencEs

extErnal lINKs 
 Gordon chapel website

Category:GoTHic ReviVal ChurcH buiLdings in SCotLand
CaTegORy:EpisCopal cHurch BuIldINGs in SCOTlAnd
caTegory:ChurCHEs iN MoraY
CAtegOry:CateGory A listed buildinGS in moray
Category:lisTed cHURcHes IN SCOtlAnD kanAWInka Geopark

The fOrmer KanawInKA GEopark is siTUatEd Along a sTructurAlly cONtrolliNg geologiCal fault oF tHe saME NamE that extenDs from thE NaracoorTE CaveS In south ausTralia InTo WEsterN VictoRIa, bEfore DisappEaRing ofFshorE aT PortlanD.

Description
Kanawinka waS declaRed AuStrAlia's FirsT NaTIonAl
 raise the funds to purcha se the bui lding  in  19 50 , an d it s use as a pla c e of  worship recommenced.
Thebu i ldin g  w as ag ain sub j ec t tore no vat io n  w ork f rom  2008,when all i tswi ndows were r e mo ved for sa fek eeping and r est oratio ndur i ng th e c onstr uction of a b ypass roa dn earby. They we r e  r eins talled and the bu i ld i ng reopened in  2012. 
D es i g n
T hebuilding i sa two - level g o th i c des i gn, with theparsonage ( o rig inally  a  sc h ool) o n the  g r oun d floor and  the  chapel i tselfo n the f l oor abo ve tha t.Itis o r ie nt edno r th- s ou th, wit h the ma in  e ntran ce,l e a d ingont o Ca stleStreet, on th e s outh end  whic h isface dwithashlar  sand st one, while therest  of the b uil di ngis  harl e d. A p roj ect ion inthe nor t h-w es t c or ner was originally  a p ri vate ent rancef or  t h e Gordon  f ami ly.T he ch apel bo asts the  large s tco llectio nof Pre -R aph ael ite s t aine d glas s window s inS cotland, produ c ed by Morrisa nd C o, some  de signed by S ir E d ward  Bur n e- Jon e s. Th ese i nc l ud e  depictions of theCr ucifix ion ( 1874), SaintCecilia (1 8 7 9 ), Saint  Urs u la (1887), the ar chang el Raphael (1902),Chris t as the  Good She p h erd (190 3)and  th e a r c ha ngel Michael( 1 914) .The StMic hael wi ndo w i s d edi ca ted to Be rnard Ch ar le sGo rdo n-Len n ox, thir dson  o f t he se v enth D uke o f Ri ch mo n d,who was ki l l ed i nfi ghti ngne ar Yp resi n N ovember  2014, ag ed3 6, d ur in g the F irst World Wa r. 

Currentus age 
The c h u rch is s till an active place of worship , a nd is  par t of theDio cese o f M o ray, R oss an d Cai th nes s of th e Sc ott is h Episcopa l Chu rch,wi th w eekly s ervices celebrated byRev Michael L ast . Th e ch ape l  i s  ac ce s sed b y a flight of s tairs, but  s e rv ices are r e lay ed  by CCT V to th e cha p el room  on the g round flo or  toa l low  people wi th mobil ity issue s  to p a rt ake i n t hem.
Re fer ences 

Exte r nal  link s 
 Go rd on Cha pel w eb site

Ca tegory:Gothic Revival c hurchbuild ing s in Scot lan d 
Ca tegory:Ep isco pal church  bu ild ingsinS cotla nd
C a te gor y :Chur ches in MorayC at ego r y :C ategory A l i s t edbuild ing s  in Mo rayCategory:Listed c h urches in Scot land K ana win k a Ge op ark

The forme r K an a w inka Geo pa rk is situa ted alon ga  stru ctural ly con trollin g ge o logica l fa ult  of the s ame  n a me that  e xt e nds fr om t he  Narac oorteC aves i n South Australi a int o Weste r n V ictor ia , befor e  dis appearingoffshore at  Portl and. 

Des criptio nKanawi nka  w as declare d  Australi a's F irst Na ti onal 
 raise_the funds_to purchase the building_in 1950,_and_its use_as_a place of_worship recommenced.

The building_was again subject to_renovation work from_2008,_when all its windows were removed for safekeeping and restoration during the construction of_a_bypass road_nearby._They_were reinstalled and the building_reopened in 2012.

Design
The building is_a two-level_gothic design, with the parsonage (originally a school)_on_the ground floor_and the chapel itself on the floor above that._It is oriented north-south, with the_main entrance, leading_onto_Castle_Street, on the south_end which is faced with ashlar_sandstone, while the rest of the_building is harled. A projection in the_north-west corner was originally a private_entrance for the Gordon family.

The_chapel boasts_the largest collection of Pre-Raphaelite_stained glass windows_in Scotland,_produced by Morris_and Co, some designed by Sir_Edward Burne-Jones. These_include depictions of the Crucifixion (1874),_Saint_Cecilia (1879), Saint_Ursula_(1887),_the archangel_Raphael (1902), Christ_as_the Good_Shepherd_(1903) and the archangel Michael (1914)._The_St Michael window is dedicated to Bernard_Charles Gordon-Lennox, third son_of_the seventh Duke of_Richmond, who was killed in_fighting near Ypres in November 2014,_aged 36,_during the_First World War.

Current usage
The church is still an active place of_worship, and is part of the_Diocese of Moray, Ross_and Caithness_of_the Scottish Episcopal_Church,_with weekly_services celebrated by Rev Michael Last. The_chapel is_accessed by a flight of stairs,_but services are relayed_by_CCTV to the chapel room on_the ground floor to allow people_with mobility issues to partake_in_them.

References

External_links 
 Gordon Chapel website

Category:Gothic_Revival church buildings in Scotland
Category:Episcopal church_buildings in Scotland
Category:Churches_in Moray
Category:Category A listed buildings in Moray
Category:Listed_churches_in Scotland Kanawinka Geopark

The former Kanawinka_Geopark_is situated along a structurally controlling_geological_fault_of the same name that_extends from the Naracoorte Caves in_South Australia into Western Victoria, before disappearing offshore at_Portland.

Description
Kanawinka was declared_Australia's First National