Kames Church was built in 1904 and was the Church for the southside of
the village, serving an area which once had many "miner's rows".
This building is reported to have had a very attractive interior.
The church closed in 1952 and was demolished in 1957, although the site
remained marked by the old church steps for many years after.
Beautiful stained glass windows were removed from Kames Church and installed
in Muirkirk Parish Church after that building suffered a major fire in
1949. Consequently, these windows remain to be admired enjoyed to the
present day.
