The church lies just off the main A 814 road through the village.

View from the road:-

View from the churchyard:-

I was drawn to the churchyard as there was a Commonwealth War Graves sign on the gates. I found three graves.

Gunner G W Graham, RA, 6/5/1941, aged 32:-

Sergeant Pilot A G Dunbar, RAF, 23/9/1940, aged 23:-

Gunner W McManus, RA, 27/9/1941, aged 19:-

This lies beside the main road through the town, which is on the A 814 between Dumbarton and Helensburgh.

Closer view:-

Left-hand name panels:-

Right-hand name panels:-

This is just off the A 814 road between Cardross and Helensburgh. Has Deco styling with curved bay protrusion, flat roof, white render.

Side view:-

Shows extensions (??) at side:-

From across the A 814 road. Shows curved bay and arched entrance of brick, painted black:-

I was over in the West twice recently and happened to pass through Cardross. (The locals pronounce the name with the emphasis on the first syllable.) The second time I stopped to photograph Cardross Golf Club’s Clubhouse as it’s in the deco style. My eldest brother used to play golf here in his young days.

From car park. Showing entrance and main building:-

The Art Deco style is evident here in the semi-circular canopy above the entrance. Note also the curved window behind facing the golf course itself and the flat roofs:-

Side view. You can see two semi-circular elements here plus more flat-roofs:-

The frontage onto the golf course itself has no fewer than four glazed curved elements:-