Dunfermline - Queen Anne Street Associate (Burgher), United Presbyterian, United Free Church, Church of Scotland kirk session
A secession church court. It began as an Associate (Burgher) Church in 1737 when Ralph Erskine, with whom the congregations origins can be attributed, acceded to the Associate Presbytery. It became known as Queen Anne Street in 1800. The congregation passed to the United Presbyterian Church in 1847, to the United Free Church in 1900, and to the Church of Scotland in 1929. In 1942 it united with Dunfermline Chalmers Street to form Dunfermline Erskine Church of Scotland.