Eaglesham
East Renfrewshire

Eaglesham was a planned village, carefully laid out and built in 1769
or so by one Alexander Montgomerie, 10th Earl of Eglinton.

The village became the model on which David Dale and later Robert Owen
built New Lanark in 1786, now a world heritage site.

The parish church. Like many churches in the area this one is built on
the site of a much older, pre-Christian place of worship.