The present church of Ballingry is a modern structure built in 1831. It
stands on the site of a pre-Reformation edifice, which has entirely
disappeared. The window shown in Fig. 1514 clearly belongs to the
seventeenth century, being part of a north aisle, which was evidently
built about that time. The window is the only feature of interest in
the
[Illustration: FIG. 1514.--Ballingry Church. Window in North Aisle.]
building, and it is a good example of the Renaissance style, modified by
the grafting on to it of Gothic features.