St. Mark’s Parish Church in Newtownards, consecrated in 1851, is a Gothic Revival landmark with strong ties to its local Anglican community. Cunningham Stone was proud to undertake sensitive restoration works, carefully sourcing Indian Mint Sandstone to closely match the original locally quarried stone. Manufactured at our Saintfield facility and installed using traditional lime mortar repointing, the project preserves the church’s historic character while ensuring its long-term durability for future generations.
St. Mark’s Parish Church in Newtownards, consecrated in 1851, is a Gothic Revival landmark with strong ties to its local Anglican community. As part of its restoration, we carefully sourced Indian Mint Sandstone to closely match the original locally quarried stone, preserving the church’s historic character. All stone was manufactured at our Saintfield facility, with traditional lime mortar repointing used to protect the structure long term. This project is a proud example of our local restoration work, ensuring St. Mark’s continues to serve its community for generations to come.
