McNab Presbyterian Church, Hamilton

McNab Presbyterian Church was built in 1854, as a result of the expanding of the Knox Free Church Congregation and the necessity for a new place of worship. The building was designed by architect Isaac Buchanan in Gothic Revival style. The first establishment was a wooden church with a small capacity, but was reconstructed two years later, when a stone building was set by Scottish stonemasons. Until 1954, some important additions were built. The church is remarkable for its design and simplicity, which makes it very attractive.