Hunter Baille Memorial Presbyterian Church is a church that was built in 1900 by architects Cyril and Arthur Blacket in Victorian Gothic Revival style; it ceased to be active in 1999.
The church was erected between 1886 and 1889 by Helen Hay Mackie Baillie as a memorial to her late husband, John Hunter Baillie (18181854). Over the years significant anniversaries have been celebrated including the church's centenary in 1989 and, on 1 March 2009, the church's 120th anniversary was celebrated. Sunday Service and Sunday School continue to be held each Sunday at 10am with special services at Christmas and Easter and for such events as the annual Kirking of the Tartan in June. 
