Known as Cullen Old Kirk. Church dedicated to Virgin Mary since 1236 at least. Part of the earlier building is incorporated into the present structure with a blocked Norman arch visible in the south wall near its west end. Nave was built before 1536; south aisle built in 1536; north aisle added in 1798 to form a cruciform shape it now is. The name of a mason, Robert Moir, is carved into one of the pillars. Marks are visible in both the interior and on the exterior, one of which is similar to the Cullykhan mark which is also found at Huntly Castle and Delgatie Castle. Survey not undertaken by Project. | | |