Errol Parish Church, which is also known as Cathedral of the Carse, was demolished and rebuilt in 1765 and was once again rebuilt in the early 19th century.
It has the informal names of 'North Church' and the 'Cathedral of the Carse'. It was demolished and rebuilt in 1765, although a sketch produced during its early life shows a large traceried window built into a small annex on one of its walls, suggesting the reuse of at least some of the old materials. In the early 19th Century, it was decided that the church again needed to be rebuilt. 
