List of Category A listed buildings in Dumfries and Galloway
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This is a list of Category A listed buildings in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland.
In Scotland, the term listed building refers to a building or other structure officially designated as being of "special architectural or historic interest".[1] Category A structures are those considered to be "buildings of national or international importance, either architectural or historic, or fine little-altered examples of some particular period, style or building type."[2] Listing was begun by a provision in the Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1947, and the current legislative basis for listing is the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) (Scotland) Act 1997.[3] The authority for listing rests with Historic Scotland, an executive agency of the Scottish Government, which inherited this role from the Scottish Development Department in 1991. Once listed, severe restrictions are imposed on the modifications allowed to a building's structure or its fittings. Listed building consent must be obtained from local authorities prior to any alteration to such a structure.[3] There are approximately 47,400 listed buildings in Scotland, of which around 8% (some 3,800) are Category A.[4]
The council area of Dumfries and Galloway covers 6,426 square kilometres (2,481 sq mi), and has a population of around 148,600. There are 224 Category A listed buildings in the area.
Listed buildings
Name | Location | Date Listed | Grid Ref. [note 1] | Geo-coordinates | Notes | LB Number [note 2] | Image |
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Rusco Tower | Gatehouse of Fleet | NX5842060419 | 54°55′06″N 4°12′38″W / 54.918333°N 4.210441°W / 54.918333; -4.210441 (Rusco Tower) | Early-16th-century tower house[5] | 3299 | Upload another image | |
Ardwall House | Anwoth | NX5813454737 | 54°52′02″N 4°12′44″W / 54.86723°N 4.2121°W / 54.86723; -4.2121 (Ardwall House) | 18th-century country house[6] | 3302 | Upload another image | |
Anwoth Old Church, Gordon Tomb and Churchyard | Anwoth | NX5827356209 | 54°52′50″N 4°12′38″W / 54.880487°N 4.21066°W / 54.880487; -4.21066 (Anwoth Old Church, Gordon Tomb and Churchyard) | Ruins of 17th-century church, and early Renaissance monument to the Gordon family, circa 1620[7] | 3309 | Upload another image | |
Barscobe Castle | Balmaclellan | NX6596780640 | 55°06′07″N 4°06′08″W / 55.102004°N 4.102266°W / 55.102004; -4.102266 (Barscobe Castle) | 17th-century L-plan tower house, with later additions[8] | 3310 | Upload another image | |
Ironmacannie Mill | Ironmacannie, Balmaclellan | NX6672175330 | 55°03′16″N 4°05′17″W / 55.054523°N 4.087971°W / 55.054523; -4.087971 (Ironmacannie Mill) | 18th- and 19th-century grain mill, with much surviving machinery[9] | 3315 | Upload another image | |
Ken Bridge | New Galloway, carrying the A712 over the Water of Ken | NX6404878357 | 55°04′52″N 4°07′52″W / 55.08098°N 4.131229°W / 55.08098; -4.131229 (Ken Bridge) | Five-arch granite bridge by John Rennie, 1821[10] | 3316 | Upload another image | |
Millhouse Bridge | Millhousebridge, over the River Annan | NY1047185524 | 55°09′21″N 3°24′24″W / 55.155918°N 3.40658°W / 55.155918; -3.40658 (Millhouse Bridge) | 30 metres (98 ft) single-span stone arch bridge[11][12][note 3] | 9954 3324, 9954 | Upload Photo | |
Old Tollbar Cottage | Dinwoodie, Johnstonebridge | NY1043090151 | 55°11′51″N 3°24′31″W / 55.197475°N 3.408689°W / 55.197475; -3.408689 (Old Tollbar Cottage) | Toll house of 1822 by Thomas Telford[13] | 3327 | Upload another image | |
Jardine Hall Stable Block | Millhousebridge | NY1005387855 | 55°10′36″N 3°24′50″W / 55.176782°N 3.413878°W / 55.176782; -3.413878 (Jardine Hall Stable Block) | Large quadrangular stable block of 1825, possibly by James Gillespie Graham; Jardine Hall demolished 1964 [14] | 3340 | Upload Photo | |
Jardine Hall, Walled Garden and Gateways | Millhousebridge | NY0991587866 | 55°10′37″N 3°24′58″W / 55.176855°N 3.416048°W / 55.176855; -3.416048 (Jardine Hall, Walled Garden and Gateways) | Gardens of circa 1820, possibly by James Gillespie Graham; Jardine Hall demolished 1964 [15] | 3341 | Upload Photo | |
Buittle Bridge, (also known as Craignair Bridge) | Dalbeattie, carrying the A711 over the Urr Water | NX8224960655 | 54°55′36″N 3°50′20″W / 54.926645°N 3.838996°W / 54.926645; -3.838996 (Buittle Bridge, (also known as Craignair Bridge)) | Single-arch stone bridge built 1797[16] | 3364 | Upload another image | |
Rammerscales House | Hightae, Lochmaben | NY0819577642 | 55°05′05″N 3°26′23″W / 55.084695°N 3.439736°W / 55.084695; -3.439736 (Rammerscales House) | Palladian mansion of circa 1760[17] | 3378 | Upload another image | |
Corseyard Farm | Borgue | NX5910148585 | 54°48′44″N 4°11′39″W / 54.812259°N 4.194044°W / 54.812259; -4.194044 (Corseyard Farm) | Italianate model dairy steading, built 1914 with elaborate finishes[18] | 3381 | Upload another image | |
Orchardton Tower | Palnackie | NX8169655126 | 54°52′37″N 3°50′43″W / 54.876854°N 3.845347°W / 54.876854; -3.845347 (Orchardton Tower) | 15th-century cylindrical tower, the only one known in Scotland[19] | 3387 | Upload another image | |
Borgue Old House | Borgue | NX6334348209 | 54°48′36″N 4°07′40″W / 54.810058°N 4.127909°W / 54.810058; -4.127909 (Borgue Old House) | Roofless house of 17th century[20] | 3393 | Upload another image | |
Plunton Castle | Borgue | NX6049550736 | 54°49′55″N 4°10′24″W / 54.831965°N 4.173407°W / 54.831965; -4.173407 (Plunton Castle) | Roofless mid-16th-century L-plan tower house[21] | 3403 | Upload another image | |
Threave Castle | Castle Douglas, on an island in the River Dee | NX7392062281 | 54°56′21″N 3°58′11″W / 54.939212°N 3.969598°W / 54.939212; -3.969598 (Threave Castle) | Later 14th-century stronghold of the Black Douglases[22] | 3408 | Upload another image | |
Hensol House | Parton | NX6756069835 | 55°00′19″N 4°04′20″W / 55.005401°N 4.072297°W / 55.005401; -4.072297 (Hensol House) | Country house of 1822 by Robert Lugar[23] | 3415 | Upload another image | |
Hensol House, The Lainshaw Sundial | Parton | NX6758469806 | 55°00′19″N 4°04′19″W / 55.005147°N 4.071909°W / 55.005147; -4.071909 (Hensol House, The Lainshaw Sundial) | Later 17th-century sundial, moved here from Lainshaw estate in Ayrshire[24] | 3416 | Upload another image | |
Shillahill Bridge | Carries the A709 over the River Annan between Lochmaben and Lockerbie | NY1061980703 | 55°06′45″N 3°24′10″W / 55.112636°N 3.402738°W / 55.112636; -3.402738 (Shillahill Bridge) | Mid-19th-century five-arch bridge[25] | 3453 | Upload another image | |
Dalton Old Parish Churchyard | Dalton | NY1143073979 | 55°03′09″N 3°23′17″W / 55.052378°N 3.387934°W / 55.052378; -3.387934 (Dalton Old Parish Churchyard) | Walled churchyard with 18th-20th century tombstones and monuments[26] | 3455 | Upload another image | |
Denbie House | Dalton | NY1110172955 | 55°02′35″N 3°23′34″W / 55.04312°N 3.392763°W / 55.04312; -3.392763 (Denbie House) | Early-19th-century country house[27] | 3469 | Upload Photo | |
Denbie, Dovecot | Dalton | NY1089773062 | 55°02′39″N 3°23′46″W / 55.044044°N 3.395988°W / 55.044044; -3.395988 (Denbie, Dovecot) | Octagonal dovecote dated 1775[28] | 3470 | Upload Photo | |
Bonshaw Tower and House | Kirtlebridge | NY2425672068 | 55°02′14″N 3°11′12″W / 55.037332°N 3.186711°W / 55.037332; -3.186711 (Bonshaw Tower and House) | Mid-16th-century tower house with 1770 country house and later additions[29] | 3489 | Upload another image | |
Brydekirk Bridge | Brydekirk over the River Annan | NY1865970549 | 55°01′22″N 3°16′26″W / 55.0228°N 3.273832°W / 55.0228; -3.273832 (Brydekirk Bridge) | Three-arch road bridge of 1817[30] | 3494 | Upload another image | |
Gilnockie Bridge | Hollows, Canonbie, over the River Esk | NY3857878172 | 55°05′39″N 2°57′50″W / 55.094154°N 2.96397°W / 55.094154; -2.96397 (Gilnockie Bridge) | Two-arch stone bridge built 1793[31] | 3504 | Upload another image | |
Byreburnfoot Bridge and Embankment | Hollows, Canonbie, over the Byre Burn | NY3902277971 | 55°05′33″N 2°57′25″W / 55.092403°N 2.956971°W / 55.092403; -2.956971 (Byreburnfoot Bridge and Embankment) | Single-span stone bridge of 1850[32] | 3520 | Upload Photo | |
Hollows or Gilnockie Tower | Hollows, Canonbie | NY3823178559 | 55°05′51″N 2°58′10″W / 55.097588°N 2.969491°W / 55.097588; -2.969491 (Hollows or Gilnockie Tower) | 16th-century tower house, restored in 1980; unusual beacon tower[33] | 3527 | Upload another image | |
Cruck-framed building | Priorslynn, Canonbie | NY3936275836 | 55°04′24″N 2°57′04″W / 55.073262°N 2.951189°W / 55.073262; -2.951189 (Cruck-framed building) | Later 18th-century clay-walled and cruck-framed agricultural building[34] | 3531 | Upload Photo | |
Riddings Junction Viaduct | Rowanburn, over Liddel Water | NY4108475634 | 55°04′18″N 2°55′27″W / 55.071655°N 2.924183°W / 55.071655; -2.924183 (Riddings Junction Viaduct) | Nine-arch railway viaduct built 1864, now disused[35][note 4] | 3533 | Upload another image | |
Tarrasfoot Tile Works | Tarrasfoot, Canonbie | NY3806180952 | 55°07′09″N 2°58′22″W / 55.119067°N 2.972676°W / 55.119067; -2.972676 (Tarrasfoot Tile Works) | 19th- and early-20th-century tile works, now disused[36] | 3535 | Upload Photo | |
Hoddom Castle | Brydekirk | NY1560972966 | 55°02′38″N 3°19′20″W / 55.044005°N 3.32224°W / 55.044005; -3.32224 (Hoddom Castle) | 16th-century tower house with 17th- and 19th-century additions[37] | 3558 | Upload another image | |
Repentance Tower | Hoddom Castle, Brydekirk | NY1549672246 | 55°02′15″N 3°19′26″W / 55.037518°N 3.323794°W / 55.037518; -3.323794 (Repentance Tower) | 16th-century tower house[38] | 3570 | Upload another image | |
Kinmount House | Cummertrees | NY1402568696 | 55°00′19″N 3°20′45″W / 55.005373°N 3.345735°W / 55.005373; -3.345735 (Kinmount House) | Country house of 1820, by Robert Smirke[39] | 3582 | Upload another image | |
Grennan Mill | St John's Town of Dalry | NX6433580326 | 55°05′55″N 4°07′40″W / 55.09874°N 4.127675°W / 55.09874; -4.127675 (Grennan Mill) | 18th- and 19th-century water mill with intact machinery[40] | 3625 | Upload Photo | |
Crossmichael Parish Church | Crossmichael | NX7297766985 | 54°58′52″N 3°59′11″W / 54.981219°N 3.986393°W / 54.981219; -3.986393 (Crossmichael Parish Church) | Church of 1751 with 16th- or 17th-century tower[41] | 3698 | Upload another image | |
Crossmichael Church, Gordon Memorial | Crossmichael | NX7299466978 | 54°58′52″N 3°59′10″W / 54.98116°N 3.986124°W / 54.98116; -3.986124 (Crossmichael Church, Gordon Memorial) | 18th-century classical burial enclosure[42] | 3699 | Upload another image | |
Glenlochar Bridge | Glenlochar | NX7320664512 | 54°57′33″N 3°58′54″W / 54.959068°N 3.981722°W / 54.959068; -3.981722 (Glenlochar Bridge) | Five-arch stone bridge circa 1797[43] | 3706 | Upload Photo | |
Greenlaw House | Castle Douglas | NX7541364412 | 54°57′31″N 3°56′50″W / 54.958726°N 3.947234°W / 54.958726; -3.947234 (Greenlaw House) | 18th-century classical villa, gutted by fire in the 1980s[44] | 3708 | Upload Photo | |
Southwick Home Farm | Caulkerbush, Southerness | NX9366756930 | 54°53′45″N 3°39′34″W / 54.89575°N 3.659532°W / 54.89575; -3.659532 (Southwick Home Farm) | Large, well-preserved 19th-century steading and water mill[45] | 3723 | Upload another image | |
Stapleton Tower | Dornock | NY2347168871 | 55°00′31″N 3°11′53″W / 55.00849°N 3.198134°W / 55.00849; -3.198134 (Stapleton Tower) | 16th-century tower house[46] | 3782 | Upload another image | |
Dornock House, old farmhouse and steading | Dornock | NY2315865990 | 54°58′57″N 3°12′08″W / 54.982558°N 3.202253°W / 54.982558; -3.202253 (Dornock House, old farmhouse and steading) | 18th-century farmstead complex[47] | 3792 | Upload Photo | |
Caerlaverock Castle | Caerlaverock | NY0254865638 | 54°58′33″N 3°31′27″W / 54.975787°N 3.524068°W / 54.975787; -3.524068 (Caerlaverock Castle) | Substantial remains of late-13th-century moated castle[48] | 3799 | Upload another image | |
Ladyfield West (formerly Hannayfield) | Dumfries | NX9780174401 | 55°03′13″N 3°36′05″W / 55.05355°N 3.601336°W / 55.05355; -3.601336 (Ladyfield West (formerly Hannayfield)) | Villa of 1830 by Walter Newall[49] | 3829 | Upload Photo | |
Crichton Royal Hospital, Crichton Hall | The Crichton, Dumfries | NX9810274396 | 55°03′13″N 3°35′48″W / 55.053567°N 3.596624°W / 55.053567; -3.596624 (Crichton Royal Hospital, Crichton Hall) | Hospital building by William Burn, opened 1839 with later additions[50] | 3839 | Upload Photo | |
Durisdeer Parish Church and Queensberry Mausoleum | Durisdeer | NS8940703770 | 55°18′56″N 3°44′39″W / 55.315535°N 3.744157°W / 55.315535; -3.744157 (Durisdeer Parish Church and Queensberry Mausoleum) | Church of 1720 by James Smith, adjacent mausoleum to Duke of Queensberry with sculpture by John Van Nost[51] | 3856 | Upload another image | |
Drumlanrig Castle | Carronbridge, Thornhill | NX8519099214 | 55°16′25″N 3°48′31″W / 55.27365°N 3.808705°W / 55.27365; -3.808705 (Drumlanrig Castle) | Courtyard castle remodelled 1689, probably to design of Robert Mylne[52] | 3886 | Upload another image | |
Wallacehall Assessment Centre (former Academy and Schoolhouse) | Closeburn | NX9025192409 | 55°12′49″N 3°43′35″W / 55.213684°N 3.726433°W / 55.213684; -3.726433 (Wallacehall Assessment Centre (former Academy and Schoolhouse)) | 18th-century school house[53] | 3953 | Upload Photo | |
Auldgirth Bridge | Auldgirth | NX9116586353 | 55°09′34″N 3°42′35″W / 55.159492°N 3.709743°W / 55.159492; -3.709743 (Auldgirth Bridge) | Three-arch road bridge of 1782 by David Henderson[54] | 3966 | Upload another image | |
Dalgonar Bridge | Dunscore, over Cairn Water | NX8602984080 | 55°08′17″N 3°47′22″W / 55.13792°N 3.789397°W / 55.13792; -3.789397 (Dalgonar Bridge) | Single-arch stone bridge dated 1818[55] | 4227 | Upload Photo | |
Dunscore Parish Church | Dunscore | NX8666184340 | 55°08′25″N 3°46′47″W / 55.1404°N 3.779592°W / 55.1404; -3.779592 (Dunscore Parish Church) | Gothic church of 1824 by James Thomson of Dumfries[56] | 4230 | Upload another image | |
Ellisland Farm | Auldgirth | NX9298783850 | 55°08′15″N 3°40′49″W / 55.137408°N 3.680215°W / 55.137408; -3.680215 (Ellisland Farm) | 1788 farm built for the poet Robert Burns, now a museum[57] | 4232 | Upload another image | |
Crichton Farm | The Crichton, Dumfries | NX9833473772 | 55°02′53″N 3°35′34″W / 55.048009°N 3.592771°W / 55.048009; -3.592771 (Crichton Farm) | Extensive industrial farm complex, built 1893[58] | 6693 | Upload Photo | |
Crichton Memorial Church | The Crichton, Dumfries | NX9825174093 | 55°03′03″N 3°35′39″W / 55.050875°N 3.594185°W / 55.050875; -3.594185 (Crichton Memorial Church) | Large Gothic church of 1897, by Sydney Mitchell and Wilson[59] | 6695 | Upload another image | |
Hills Tower | Cargenbridge | NX9122472666 | 55°02′12″N 3°42′13″W / 55.036568°N 3.703579°W / 55.036568; -3.703579 (Hills Tower) | 16th-century tower house and 18th-century house[60] | 9715 | Upload another image | |
Duchess Bridge | Langholm Lodge, over the River Esk, Langholm | NY3559385239 | 55°09′26″N 3°00′44″W / 55.157269°N 3.01234°W / 55.157269; -3.01234 (Duchess Bridge) | Cast-iron bridge built 1813, probably the earliest existing iron bridge in Scotland[61] | 9734 | Upload another image | |
Knocknalling Barn | Knocknalling, St John's Town of Dalry | NX5964584846 | 55°08′17″N 4°12′12″W / 55.138021°N 4.203352°W / 55.138021; -4.203352 (Knocknalling Barn) | Mid-19th-century stone barn with triangular vents[62] | 9746 | Upload Photo | |
Milnholm Farmhouse and Steading | Langholm | NY3551687288 | 55°10′32″N 3°00′50″W / 55.175668°N 3.014016°W / 55.175668; -3.014016 (Milnholm Farmhouse and Steading) | Later 19th-century farm and steading[63] | 9763 | Upload Photo | |
Skipper's Bridge (A7 Over River Esk) | Langholm, carrying the A7 over the River Esk | NY3706683400 | 55°08′27″N 2°59′20″W / 55.140936°N 2.988818°W / 55.140936; -2.988818 (Skipper's Bridge (A7 Over River Esk)) | Three-arch road bridge of circa 1700[64] | 9764 | Upload another image | |
Mossknowe House | Kirkpatrick Fleming | NY2810369766 | 55°01′02″N 3°07′33″W / 55.017222°N 3.12595°W / 55.017222; -3.12595 (Mossknowe House) | Palladian mansion of unusual composition, dated 1767[65] | 9799 | Upload Photo | |
Springkell House | Eaglesfield | NY2550775184 | 55°03′56″N 3°10′05″W / 55.065516°N 3.167956°W / 55.065516; -3.167956 (Springkell House) | Palladian mansion dated 1734[66] | 9805 | Upload Photo | |
Wyseby, former stables with dovecot | Kirtlebridge | NY2409972480 | 55°02′28″N 3°11′21″W / 55.04101°N 3.189277°W / 55.04101; -3.189277 (Wyseby, former stables with dovecot) | Mid-18th-century stables and early 19th century dovecot[67] | 9808 | Upload Photo | |
Graham of Mossknowe burial enclosure | Kirkpatrick Fleming Parish Churchyard, Kirkpatrick Fleming | NY2763770091 | 55°01′12″N 3°08′00″W / 55.020074°N 3.133319°W / 55.020074; -3.133319 (Graham of Mossknowe burial enclosure) | Later 17th-century Renaissance burial enclosure[68] | 9813 | Upload Photo | |
Douglas Mausoleum, near to Kelton Parish Church | Kelton | NX7587560348 | 54°55′20″N 3°56′18″W / 54.922342°N 3.938266°W / 54.922342; -3.938266 (Douglas Mausoleum, near to Kelton Parish Church) | Pyramidal mausoleum, built circa 1820 for James Douglas [69] | 9835 | Upload another image | |
Gelston Castle | Gelston, Castle Douglas | NX7772158343 | 54°54′17″N 3°54′31″W / 54.904791°N 3.908628°W / 54.904791; -3.908628 (Gelston Castle) | Country house in Adam castellated style, 1805, attributed to Richard Crichton, now derelict[70] | 9836 | Upload another image | |
Old Bridge of Dee | Bridge of Dee, Castle Douglas, over the River Dee | NX7343159958 | 54°55′06″N 3°58′34″W / 54.918226°N 3.976203°W / 54.918226; -3.976203 (Old Bridge of Dee) | 18th-century four-arch bridge[71] | 9838 | Upload another image | |
Craigielands House | Beattock | NT0764401561 | 55°17′58″N 3°27′22″W / 55.299457°N 3.456184°W / 55.299457; -3.456184 (Craigielands House) | Greek-revival villa by William Burn, 1817[72] | 9842 | Upload Photo | |
Cally Palace Hotel, formerly Cally House | Gatehouse of Fleet | NX5998254946 | 54°52′11″N 4°11′00″W / 54.869627°N 4.183429°W / 54.869627; -4.183429 (Cally Palace Hotel, formerly Cally House) | Classically detailed country house, built 1765 by Robert Mylne[73] | 9854 | Upload another image | |
Girthon Old Kirk churchyard | Girthon, Gatehouse of Fleet | NX6055053379 | 54°51′21″N 4°10′26″W / 54.855715°N 4.173828°W / 54.855715; -4.173828 (Girthon Old Kirk churchyard) | 17th-century churchyard[74] | 9859 | Upload another image | |
Raehills House | St Ann's, Johnstonebridge | NY0637594336 | 55°14′04″N 3°28′26″W / 55.234316°N 3.473759°W / 55.234316; -3.473759 (Raehills House) | 18th-century mansion by Alexander Stevens, remodelled in 1834 by William Burn[75] | 9898 | Upload another image | |
The Old Brig Inn | Beattock | NT0775402830 | 55°18′39″N 3°27′18″W / 55.310877°N 3.45487°W / 55.310877; -3.45487 (The Old Brig Inn) | Coaching inn of 1821 by Thomas Telford[76] | 9908 | Upload another image | |
Hutton and Corrie Parish Church | Boreland | NY1704890833 | 55°12′17″N 3°18′18″W / 55.204759°N 3.304951°W / 55.204759; -3.304951 (Hutton and Corrie Parish Church) | Early-18th-century church[77] | 9911 | Upload another image | |
Corsewall Lighthouse | Corsewall Point, Stranraer | NW9807572614 | 55°00′25″N 5°09′33″W / 55.007°N 5.159167°W / 55.007; -5.159167 (Corsewall Lighthouse) | Lighthouse and keeper's house 1815 by Robert Stevenson, 1889 additions by David Alan Stevenson[78] | 9923 | Upload another image | |
Kinnel Bridge | Lochmaben, B7020 over Kinnel Water | NY0894085010 | 55°09′04″N 3°25′50″W / 55.151021°N 3.430433°W / 55.151021; -3.430433 (Kinnel Bridge) | 18th-century three-arch road bridge, widened in the 19th century[79] | 9950 | Upload another image | |
Spedlins Tower | Millhousebridge | NY0976787553 | 55°10′26″N 3°25′06″W / 55.174017°N 3.418271°W / 55.174017; -3.418271 (Spedlins Tower) | 15th-century tower house, remodelled circa 1605, and restored in the 1980s[80] | 9965 | Upload another image | |
Elshieshields Tower | Elshieshields, Lochmaben | NY0688885034 | 55°09′03″N 3°27′45″W / 55.150854°N 3.462629°W / 55.150854; -3.462629 (Elshieshields Tower) | 16th-century L-plan tower house and early-18th-century house[81] | 9970 | Upload Photo | |
Halleaths Former Stables | Halleaths, Lochmaben | NY0973582323 | 55°07′37″N 3°25′02″W / 55.127029°N 3.417107°W / 55.127029; -3.417107 (Halleaths Former Stables) | Large stable court dated 1843, in the style of Walter Newall[82] | 9971 | Upload Photo | |
Hoddom Bridge | Hoddom, Brydekirk, over River Annan | NY1636272716 | 55°02′31″N 3°18′37″W / 55.041887°N 3.310386°W / 55.041887; -3.310386 (Hoddom Bridge) | 18th-century three-arch stone bridge[83] | 10026 | Upload another image | |
Shortrig Windmill Tower, Horsemill and Steading | Shortrigg, Ecclefechan | NY1614374371 | 55°03′24″N 3°18′51″W / 55.056718°N 3.314299°W / 55.056718; -3.314299 (Shortrig Windmill Tower, Horsemill and Steading) | 18th-century windmill, early-19th-century horse-mill, and 18th-19th-century courtyard steading[84] | 10041 | Upload Photo | |
Arched House including Carlyle's Birthplace | Ecclefechan High Street | NY1934574582 | 55°03′33″N 3°15′51″W / 55.059144°N 3.264246°W / 55.059144; -3.264246 (Arched House including Carlyle's Birthplace) | 18th-century pair of houses, including the birthplace of writer Thomas Carlyle[85] | 10065 | Upload another image | |
Kirkcowan Parish Church | Kirkcowan | NX3273960968 | 54°54′55″N 4°36′40″W / 54.915318°N 4.611004°W / 54.915318; -4.611004 (Kirkcowan Parish Church) | Gothic church built 1834[86] | 10066 | Upload another image | |
Craichlaw House | Craighlaw, Kirkcowan | NX3063661091 | 54°54′57″N 4°38′38″W / 54.915713°N 4.643847°W / 54.915713; -4.643847 (Craichlaw House) | 16th-century tower house and adjoining 19th-century Baronial mansion by Wardrop and Brown[87] | 10076 | Upload Photo | |
Barholm Castle | Barholm, Gatehouse of Fleet | NX5207352959 | 54°50′58″N 4°18′20″W / 54.849509°N 4.305549°W / 54.849509; -4.305549 (Barholm Castle) | 17th-century L-plan tower house, restored in the early 21st century[88] | 10093 | Upload another image | |
Carsluith Castle | Carsluith, Gatehouse of Fleet | NX4946454151 | 54°51′34″N 4°20′48″W / 54.859433°N 4.346769°W / 54.859433; -4.346769 (Carsluith Castle) | Late-15th-century tower house with later additions [89] | 10104 | Upload another image | |
Baldoon Castle Gatepiers | Bladnoch, Wigtown | NX4257453624 | 54°51′09″N 4°27′13″W / 54.852581°N 4.453716°W / 54.852581; -4.453716 (Baldoon Castle Gatepiers) | Mid-17th-century Renaissance gatepiers[90] | 10109 | Upload another image | |
Old Place of Monreith, or Dowies | Monreith, Glasserton | NX3811943013 | 54°45′21″N 4°31′02″W / 54.755897°N 4.517105°W / 54.755897; -4.517105 (Old Place of Monreith, or Dowies) | Early-17th-century tower house of unusual plan, restored in the 19th century and in the 1980s[91] | 10123 | Upload another image | |
Ravenstone Castle | Drumjin, Whithorn | NX4092044181 | 54°46′02″N 4°28′27″W / 54.767279°N 4.474263°W / 54.767279; -4.474263 (Ravenstone Castle) | 16th-century L-plan tower house with later additions, now derelict[92] | 10133 | Upload another image | |
Glasserton Parish Church | Glasserton | NX4212138087 | 54°42′47″N 4°27′08″W / 54.712944°N 4.452305°W / 54.712944; -4.452305 (Glasserton Parish Church) | 18th-century church, with 19th-century tower and session house[93] | 10137 | Upload another image | |
Craigcaffie Tower | Craigcaffie, Stranraer | NX0886364124 | 54°56′06″N 4°59′06″W / 54.935072°N 4.98507°W / 54.935072; -4.98507 (Craigcaffie Tower) | 16th-century tower house, restored in 1983[94] | 10164 | Upload another image | |
Lochryan House | Cairnryan | NX0640268772 | 54°58′33″N 5°01′36″W / 54.975833°N 5.026561°W / 54.975833; -5.026561 (Lochryan House) | Early-18th-century mansion with 19th-century alterations[95] | 10168 | Upload another image | |
Lochinch Castle | Lochinch Estate, Castle Kennedy | NX1062261778 | 54°54′53″N 4°57′22″W / 54.914689°N 4.956108°W / 54.914689; -4.956108 (Lochinch Castle) | Baronial mansion by Brown and Wardrop, 1868[96] | 10179 | Upload another image | |
Castle Kennedy | Lochinch Estate, Castle Kennedy | NX1104860936 | 54°54′26″N 4°56′56″W / 54.907294°N 4.948919°W / 54.907294; -4.948919 (Castle Kennedy) | Remains of early-17th-century tower house, burned down 1716[97] | 10181 | Upload another image | |
Old Bridge of Urr Mill | Old Bridge of Urr, Kirkpatrick Durham | NX7765167700 | 54°59′20″N 3°54′49″W / 54.988811°N 3.913709°W / 54.988811; -3.913709 (Old Bridge of Urr Mill) | Water mill with rare surviving timber-framed water wheel[98] | 10191 | Upload another image | |
Fourmerkland Tower | Fourmerkland, Dumfries | NX9085680755 | 55°06′33″N 3°42′45″W / 55.109143°N 3.712436°W / 55.109143; -3.712436 (Fourmerkland Tower) | Late-16th-century tower house[99] | 10204 | Upload another image | |
West Gallaberry Farm Steading and Horsemill | Kirkton, Locharbriggs | NX9641682622 | 55°07′38″N 3°37′34″W / 55.127107°N 3.626001°W / 55.127107; -3.626001 (West Gallaberry Farm Steading and Horsemill) | Early-19th-century steading courtyard[100] | 10218 | Upload Photo | |
Blackwood House Former Stables | Auldgirth | NX9069387009 | 55°09′55″N 3°43′03″W / 55.16528°N 3.717401°W / 55.16528; -3.717401 (Blackwood House Former Stables) | 18th-century stable courtyard with dovecot tower[101] | 10244 | Upload Photo | |
Capenoch House | Penpont | NX8434493811 | 55°13′30″N 3°49′11″W / 55.224927°N 3.819795°W / 55.224927; -3.819795 (Capenoch House) | Baronial mansion completed in 1868 by David Bryce[102] | 10247 | Upload Photo | |
Kilneiss House | Moniaive | NX7737191018 | 55°11′53″N 3°55′41″W / 55.19816°N 3.928138°W / 55.19816; -3.928138 (Kilneiss House) | Arts and Crafts cottage by John James Burnet for the artist James Paterson[103] | 10298 | Upload Photo | |
Carnsalloch House | Kirkton, Locharbriggs | NX9709280300 | 55°06′23″N 3°36′52″W / 55.106391°N 3.614563°W / 55.106391; -3.614563 (Carnsalloch House) | Palladian mansion house dated 1759[104] | 10300 | Upload Photo | |
Carnsalloch Chapel at The Mount | Kirkton, Locharbriggs | NX9746780953 | 55°06′44″N 3°36′32″W / 55.112334°N 3.608923°W / 55.112334; -3.608923 (Carnsalloch Chapel at The Mount) | Small Gothic chapel by Edward Buckton Lamb circa 1850[105] | 10301 | Upload Photo | |
Carnsalloch Former Stables | Kirkton, Locharbriggs | NX9731880394 | 55°06′26″N 3°36′40″W / 55.107282°N 3.611056°W / 55.107282; -3.611056 (Carnsalloch Former Stables) | 18th-century classical stable courtyard[106] | 10303 | Upload Photo | |
Glenluiart House | Moniaive | NX7642890867 | 55°11′48″N 3°56′34″W / 55.196569°N 3.942878°W / 55.196569; -3.942878 (Glenluiart House) | Arts and Crafts mansion of 1900 by William West Neve[107] | 10307 | Upload another image | |
Glencairn Parish Church | Kirkland, Moniaive | NX8090690471 | 55°11′39″N 3°52′21″W / 55.194112°N 3.872404°W / 55.194112; -3.872404 (Glencairn Parish Church) | Gothic church built 1836[108] | 10312 | Upload another image | |
Craigdarroch House | Moniaive | NX7414290903 | 55°11′47″N 3°58′44″W / 55.196315°N 3.978784°W / 55.196315; -3.978784 (Craigdarroch House) | Classical mansion, dated 1729, by William Adam[109] | 10340 | Upload another image | |
Ross Mains | Templand | NY0667488659 | 55°11′00″N 3°28′02″W / 55.183377°N 3.467181°W / 55.183377; -3.467181 (Ross Mains) | Early classical house, dated 1728, possibly by James Smith[110] | 10353 | Upload another image | |
John Paul Jones' Cottage | Arbigland, Kirkbean | NX9876157150 | 54°53′56″N 3°34′49″W / 54.898785°N 3.580215°W / 54.898785; -3.580215 (John Paul Jones' Cottage) | 18th-century cottage, birthplace in 1747 of Admiral John Paul Jones[111] | 10397 | Upload another image | |
Arbigland House | Arbigland, Kirkbean | NX9897957430 | 54°54′05″N 3°34′37″W / 54.901344°N 3.576916°W / 54.901344; -3.576916 (Arbigland House) | Mid-18th-century Classical mansion house, built for and probably by William Craik of Arbigland[112] | 10398 | Upload Photo | |
Southerness Lighthouse | Southerness | NX9774554282 | 54°52′22″N 3°35′42″W / 54.872815°N 3.595033°W / 54.872815; -3.595033 (Southerness Lighthouse) | Built in 1748 as a navigational marker, lighthouse built circa 1811, rebuilt by Walter Newall 1842-3[113] | 10415 | Upload another image | |
Shennanton House | Shennanton, Kirkcowan | NX3401664310 | 54°56′45″N 4°35′35″W / 54.945745°N 4.593035°W / 54.945745; -4.593035 (Shennanton House) | English vernacular country house of 1908 by Henry Edward Clifford[114] | 13106 | Upload Photo | |
Kirkdale Bridge | On the A75 between Gatehouse of Fleet and Creetown | NX5172853094 | 54°51′02″N 4°18′40″W / 54.850619°N 4.310987°W / 54.850619; -4.310987 (Kirkdale Bridge) | 1787 bridge designed by Robert Adam[115] | 13137 | Upload another image | |
Kirkdale House and Sundial | Kirkdale, Gatehouse of Fleet | NX5147253288 | 54°51′08″N 4°18′54″W / 54.852285°N 4.31507°W / 54.852285; -4.31507 (Kirkdale House and Sundial) | 1787 country house by Robert Adam, now flats[116] | 13138 | Upload another image | |
Kirkdale Kirk and Kirkdale Mausoleum | Kirkdale, Gatehouse of Fleet | NX5121354055 | 54°51′33″N 4°19′10″W / 54.859095°N 4.319496°W / 54.859095; -4.319496 (Kirkdale Kirk and Kirkdale Mausoleum) | Ruins of 18th-century Old Kirk of Kirkdale and classical mausoleum dated 1787, probably by Robert Adam[117] | 13139 | Upload another image | |
Kirkdale Steadings and Slaughterhouse | Kirkdale, Gatehouse of Fleet | NX5128453605 | 54°51′18″N 4°19′05″W / 54.855075°N 4.318159°W / 54.855075; -4.318159 (Kirkdale Steadings and Slaughterhouse) | 1787 steading, probably by Robert Adam[118] | 13140 | Upload Photo | |
Lochnaw Castle | Leswalt, Stranraer | NW9913262825 | 54°55′11″N 5°08′09″W / 54.919594°N 5.13581°W / 54.919594; -5.13581 (Lochnaw Castle) | 16th-century tower house and 17th-century L-plan range[119] | 13498 | Upload another image | |
Lochnaw, Walled Garden | Leswalt, Stranraer | NW9885063069 | 54°55′18″N 5°08′25″W / 54.92167°N 5.140373°W / 54.92167; -5.140373 (Lochnaw, Walled Garden) | Early-19th-century polygonal walled garden[120] | 13505 | Upload Photo | |
Logan House | Logan, Rhins of Galloway | NX0964542824 | 54°44′39″N 4°57′32″W / 54.744217°N 4.958851°W / 54.744217; -4.958851 (Logan House) | Classical mansion of 1702, remodelled 1952[121] | 13564 | Upload another image | |
Logan Windmill | Logan, Rhins of Galloway | NX1151643792 | 54°45′13″N 4°55′50″W / 54.75361°N 4.930454°W / 54.75361; -4.930454 (Logan Windmill) | Tower of 17th-century windmill[122] | 13570 | Upload another image | |
Mull of Galloway Lighthouse | Mull of Galloway | NX1569230398 | 54°38′06″N 4°51′26″W / 54.634944°N 4.857186°W / 54.634944; -4.857186 (Mull of Galloway Lighthouse) | Lighthouse and keeper's house by Robert Stevenson, 1828[123] | 13578 | Upload another image | |
Old Parish Church of Kirkmaiden | Kirkmaiden, Rhins of Galloway | NX1245036920 | 54°41′32″N 4°54′42″W / 54.692284°N 4.911533°W / 54.692284; -4.911533 (Old Parish Church of Kirkmaiden) | 17th-century T-plan church[124] | 13581 | Upload another image | |
Kirkmadrine Church | Sandhead, Rhins of Galloway | NX0801448389 | 54°47′37″N 4°59′16″W / 54.793539°N 4.987833°W / 54.793539; -4.987833 (Kirkmadrine Church) | Late-19th-century mausoleum chapel[125] | 16739 | Upload another image | |
Portpatrick Old Parish Church | Portpatrick | NW9997654212 | 54°50′34″N 5°07′00″W / 54.842649°N 5.116686°W / 54.842649; -5.116686 (Portpatrick Old Parish Church) | Remains of 17th-century church with earlier round tower, possibly a lighthouse[126] | 16743 | Upload another image | |
Isle Castle | Isle of Whithorn | NX4764836604 | 54°42′05″N 4°21′57″W / 54.701333°N 4.365815°W / 54.701333; -4.365815 (Isle Castle) | Small, 17th-century L-plan tower house[127] | 16751 | Upload another image | |
Castle of Park | Glenluce | NX1881457126 | 54°52′34″N 4°49′32″W / 54.875976°N 4.825551°W / 54.875976; -4.825551 (Castle of Park) | Late-16th-century L-plan tower house[128] | 16761 | Upload another image | |
Haugh Bridge | Haugh of Urr, over Urr Water | NX8054365980 | 54°58′27″N 3°52′04″W / 54.974065°N 3.867819°W / 54.974065; -3.867819 (Haugh Bridge) | Two-arch stone bridge built 1763 as part of military road[129] | 16807 | Upload Photo | |
Archbank Farm, tall barn with waterwheel | Moffat | NT0909606785 | 55°20′48″N 3°26′06″W / 55.346654°N 3.435018°W / 55.346654; -3.435018 (Archbank Farm, tall barn with waterwheel) | Late-18th-century agricultural buildings[130] | 16847 | Upload Photo | |
Granton House | Moffat | NT0745809907 | 55°22′28″N 3°27′43″W / 55.374392°N 3.461872°W / 55.374392; -3.461872 (Granton House) | Small Greek Revival villa, circa 1830 by Walter Newall[131] | 16858 | Upload Photo | |
Heatheryhaugh | Moffat | NT0924606246 | 55°20′31″N 3°25′57″W / 55.34184°N 3.432478°W / 55.34184; -3.432478 (Heatheryhaugh) | Early-19th-century Gothic Revival villa[132] | 16861 | Upload Photo | |
Cruggleton Church | Garlieston | NX4779642810 | 54°45′26″N 4°22′00″W / 54.757101°N 4.366768°W / 54.757101; -4.366768 (Cruggleton Church) | Remains of 12th-century church, rebuilt c. 1890 by 3rd Marquis of Bute[133] | 16875 | Upload another image | |
Galloway House | Garlieston | NX4784145273 | 54°46′45″N 4°22′02″W / 54.779229°N 4.367361°W / 54.779229; -4.367361 (Galloway House) | 18th-century house by John Douglas, additions by William Burn and Robert Lorimer[134] | 16876 | Upload another image | |
Castlemilk | Kettleholm, Lockerbie | NY1493777471 | 55°05′04″N 3°20′03″W / 55.084362°N 3.334099°W / 55.084362; -3.334099 (Castlemilk) | Scots Baronial mansion, 1865 by David Bryce[135] | 16888 | Upload Photo | |
Castlemilk, Driveway Bridge | Kettleholm, Lockerbie | NY1504777261 | 55°04′57″N 3°19′56″W / 55.082494°N 3.332314°W / 55.082494; -3.332314 (Castlemilk, Driveway Bridge) | Scots Baronial bridge, 1865 by David Bryce[136] | 16890 | Upload Photo | |
Westerkirk Old Churchyard, Johnstone Mausoleum | Bentpath, Eskdale | NY3128690350 | 55°12′09″N 3°04′52″W / 55.202607°N 3.081164°W / 55.202607; -3.081164 (Westerkirk Old Churchyard, Johnstone Mausoleum) | Classical mausoleum by Robert Adam, circa 1790.[137] | 16921 | Upload another image | |
Bentpath Bridge | Bentpath, over River Esk, Eskdale | NY3116090248 | 55°12′06″N 3°04′59″W / 55.201674°N 3.083118°W / 55.201674; -3.083118 (Bentpath Bridge) | Three-arch road bridge built circa 1736[138] | 16939 | Upload another image | |
Barwhinnock House | Twynholm | NX6567954987 | 54°52′18″N 4°05′41″W / 54.871559°N 4.09474°W / 54.871559; -4.09474 (Barwhinnock House) | Early-19th-century Classical house[139] | 16989 | Upload Photo | |
Cumstoun House | Tongland | NX6832053319 | 54°51′26″N 4°03′10″W / 54.857282°N 4.052851°W / 54.857282; -4.052851 (Cumstoun House) | Tudor Gothic house built 1829 by Thomas Hamilton[140] | 16993 | Upload another image | |
Cumloden House | Minnigaff, Newton Stewart | NX4174367698 | 54°58′43″N 4°28′28″W / 54.978674°N 4.474392°W / 54.978674; -4.474392 (Cumloden House) | Gothic cottage house, circa 1820[141] | 17052 | Upload another image | |
Garlies Castle | Minnigaff, Newton Stewart | NX4221769145 | 54°59′31″N 4°28′04″W / 54.991816°N 4.46779°W / 54.991816; -4.46779 (Garlies Castle) | Remains of late-15th- or early-16th-century castle[142] | 17057 | Upload another image | |
Dundrennan Abbey | Dundrennan | NX7494147506 | 54°48′24″N 3°56′50″W / 54.806773°N 3.947261°W / 54.806773; -3.947261 (Dundrennan Abbey) | Ruins of 12th-century Cistercian abbey[143] | 17072 | Upload another image | |
Corsock House, Gates and Gatepiers | Corsock | NX7587475259 | 55°03′23″N 3°56′41″W / 55.056258°N 3.944749°W / 55.056258; -3.944749 (Corsock House, Gates and Gatepiers) | Large, mid-19th-century ornamental Gothic cast-iron gates[144] | 17094 | Upload another image | |
Argrennan House | Bridge of Dee, Castle Douglas | NX7146358085 | 54°54′03″N 4°00′22″W / 54.900902°N 4.006049°W / 54.900902; -4.006049 (Argrennan House) | 18th-century house, added to in the 19th century by James Gillespie Graham[145] | 17114 | Upload another image | |
Old Tongland Bridge | Tongland, over River Dee | NX6969953655 | 54°51′38″N 4°01′54″W / 54.86066°N 4.031536°W / 54.86066; -4.031536 (Old Tongland Bridge) | Tongland, over River Dee[146] | 17123 | Upload Photo | |
Tongland Bridge | Tongland, over River Dee | NX6920053347 | 54°51′28″N 4°02′21″W / 54.857764°N 4.039165°W / 54.857764; -4.039165 (Tongland Bridge) | Single-arch stone bridge built 1808 by Thomas Telford and Alexander Nasmyth[147] | 17125 | Upload another image | |
Tongland Hydro-Electric Power Station | Tongland | NX6951253559 | 54°51′35″N 4°02′04″W / 54.859749°N 4.034404°W / 54.859749; -4.034404 (Tongland Hydro-Electric Power Station) | Power station built 1934[148] | 17126 | Upload another image | |
Torthorwald Cruck Cottage | Torthorwald | NY0326978477 | 55°05′29″N 3°31′02″W / 55.09126°N 3.51716°W / 55.09126; -3.51716 (Torthorwald Cruck Cottage) | 19th-century cruck-framed and thatched cottage[149] | 17157 | Upload another image | |
Wanlockhead Village Library | Wanlockhead | NS8738912987 | 55°23′52″N 3°46′47″W / 55.397858°N 3.779649°W / 55.397858; -3.779649 (Wanlockhead Village Library) | Small village library, dated 1850[150] | 17192 | Upload another image | |
Goldielea Viaduct | Goldielea, Cargenbridge | NX9305073636 | 55°02′44″N 3°40′31″W / 55.045677°N 3.675385°W / 55.045677; -3.675385 (Goldielea Viaduct) | 18-arch former railway bridge opened 1859 as part of Castle Douglas to Dumfries railway[151] | 17201 | Upload another image | |
Kirkconnel House | Kirkconnel | NX9799068033 | 54°59′47″N 3°35′46″W / 54.996387°N 3.596103°W / 54.996387; -3.596103 (Kirkconnel House) | 16th-century house with later additions[152] | 17204 | Upload Photo | |
Terregles Estate Former Stables | Terregles | NX9315577637 | 55°04′54″N 3°40′31″W / 55.081638°N 3.675243°W / 55.081638; -3.675243 (Terregles Estate Former Stables) | Stable block probably by Sir Robert Smirke, circa 1831[153] | 17208 | Upload Photo | |
Tynron Parish Church | Tynron | NX8059093012 | 55°13′01″N 3°52′42″W / 55.216857°N 3.878439°W / 55.216857; -3.878439 (Tynron Parish Church) | Gothic church by William Burn, built 1837[154] | 17222 | Upload another image | |
Amisfield Tower | Amisfield | NX9920383800 | 55°08′18″N 3°34′58″W / 55.138264°N 3.582732°W / 55.138264; -3.582732 (Amisfield Tower) | 16th-century tower house[155] | 17233 | Upload another image | |
Tinwald House | Tinwald | NY0173580289 | 55°06′26″N 3°32′31″W / 55.107235°N 3.541813°W / 55.107235; -3.541813 (Tinwald House) | Classical mansion house by William Adam, dated 1740[156] | 17238 | Upload another image | |
Tinwald House Cottages | Tinwald | NY0174380237 | 55°06′24″N 3°32′30″W / 55.106769°N 3.541669°W / 55.106769; -3.541669 (Tinwald House Cottages) | Service quarters probably by William Adam, circa 1740[157] | 17239 | Upload Photo | |
Tinwald House Farm Steading | Tinwald | NY0167680326 | 55°06′27″N 3°32′34″W / 55.107555°N 3.54275°W / 55.107555; -3.54275 (Tinwald House Farm Steading) | Steading probably by William Adam, circa 1740[158] | 17240 | Upload Photo | |
Comlongon Castle | Clarencefield, Ruthwell | 4/11/1971 | NY0794068950 | 55°00′24″N 3°26′27″W / 55.006566°N 3.440923°W / 55.006566; -3.440923 (Comlongon Castle) | 15th-century tower house and 1902 mansion house by James Barbour and J.M. Bowie[159] | 17245 | Upload another image |
Ruthwell Museum | Ruthwell | NY1018767387 | 54°59′35″N 3°24′19″W / 54.992936°N 3.405311°W / 54.992936; -3.405311 (Ruthwell Museum) | Built circa 1760, former Henry Duncan Savings Bank opened 1810 as Scotland's first savings bank[160] | 17249 | Upload another image | |
Nith Bridge | Thornhill, over River Nith | NX8708195480 | 55°14′26″N 3°46′39″W / 55.240551°N 3.777458°W / 55.240551; -3.777458 (Nith Bridge) | Later 18th-century two-arch stone road bridge[161] | 17286 | Upload another image | |
Drumlanrig Low Gardens House (Gardeners House) | Drumlanrig Estate | NX8576298206 | 55°15′53″N 3°47′57″W / 55.26473°N 3.799297°W / 55.26473; -3.799297 (Drumlanrig Low Gardens House (Gardeners House)) | Picturesque cottage by William Burn, circa 1831[162] | 17297 | Upload Photo | |
Sweetheart Abbey | New Abbey | NX9650666270 | 54°58′49″N 3°37′07″W / 54.980244°N 3.618652°W / 54.980244; -3.618652 (Sweetheart Abbey) | Remains of Cistercian abbey founded in 1273[163] | 17304 | Upload another image | |
New Abbey Mill (Monksmill) | New Abbey | NX9622966249 | 54°58′48″N 3°37′23″W / 54.979998°N 3.622971°W / 54.979998; -3.622971 (New Abbey Mill (Monksmill)) | Mid to late-18th-century water-mill, in working order[164] | 17323 | Upload another image | |
Thornhill Cross | Thornhill | NX8787995478 | 55°14′27″N 3°45′54″W / 55.240715°N 3.764914°W / 55.240715; -3.764914 (Thornhill Cross) | Mercat cross erected 1714, possibly by James Smith[165] | 17337 | Upload another image | |
The Old House | New Abbey | NX9618566225 | 54°58′47″N 3°37′25″W / 54.979773°N 3.623649°W / 54.979773; -3.623649 (The Old House) | 17th-century house[166] | 17346 | Upload another image | |
Monument to Henry Duncan | Mount Kedar, Mouswald | NY0718871551 | 55°01′47″N 3°27′13″W / 55.029791°N 3.453521°W / 55.029791; -3.453521 (Monument to Henry Duncan) | Monument by James Raeburn, erected 1846 to the Rev. Henry Duncan (1774–1846)[167] | 17388 | Upload Photo | |
Sorbie Tower | Sorbie | NX4508947025 | 54°47′39″N 4°24′40″W / 54.794117°N 4.411044°W / 54.794117; -4.411044 (Sorbie Tower) | Late-16th-century tower house[168] | 19181 | Upload another image | |
All Saints Episcopal Church | Challoch, Newton Stewart | NX3851767485 | 54°58′33″N 4°31′29″W / 54.975727°N 4.524626°W / 54.975727; -4.524626 (All Saints Episcopal Church) | Gothic Revival church by William Habershon and Alfred Pite, built 1872[169] | 19190 | Upload another image | |
Tonderghie House | Isle of Whithorn | NX4430535670 | 54°41′31″N 4°25′02″W / 54.691924°N 4.417144°W / 54.691924; -4.417144 (Tonderghie House) | Mid-18th-century country house[170] | 19248 | Upload another image | |
Tonderghie Steadings | Isle of Whithorn | NX4420535389 | 54°41′22″N 4°25′07″W / 54.68937°N 4.418544°W / 54.68937; -4.418544 (Tonderghie Steadings) | 19th-century steading with an almost complete horse-powered threshing machine[171] | 19249 | Upload Photo | |
Heron Monument | Monigaff Parish Churchyard, Minnigaff | NX4099066573 | 54°58′06″N 4°29′08″W / 54.968335°N 4.485521°W / 54.968335; -4.485521 (Heron Monument) | Classical monument of the Heron family, dated 1761[172] | 19313 | Upload Photo | |
Monreith House | Port William | NX3557742864 | 54°45′13″N 4°33′23″W / 54.753733°N 4.556479°W / 54.753733; -4.556479 (Monreith House) | Classical mansion house by Alexander Stevens, built 1791 [173] | 19561 | Upload another image | |
Old Place of Mochrum | Culshabbin, Mochrum | NX3080554053 | 54°51′09″N 4°38′13″W / 54.852592°N 4.637081°W / 54.852592; -4.637081 (Old Place of Mochrum) | Two 16th-century towers linked and restored in the later 19th-century[174] | 19570 | Upload another image | |
Annan Bridge | Annan, carrying the A75 over the River Annan | NY1910766585 | 54°59′14″N 3°15′57″W / 54.987261°N 3.265704°W / 54.987261; -3.265704 (Annan Bridge) | Three-arch road bridge by Robert Stevenson, 1826[175] | 21061 | Upload another image | |
27, 29 Bank Street | Annan | NY1933466461 | 54°59′10″N 3°15′44″W / 54.986184°N 3.262123°W / 54.986184; -3.262123 (27, 29 Bank Street) | Former British Linen Bank in the style of Walter Newall, circa 1840[176] | 21066 | Upload Photo | |
5, 7, 9 High Street (Old Academy) | Annan | NY1916166537 | 54°59′13″N 3°15′53″W / 54.986839°N 3.264847°W / 54.986839; -3.264847 (5, 7, 9 High Street (Old Academy)) | Mid-18th-century town house, formerly the burgh academy[177] | 21086 | Upload another image | |
Annan Old Parish Church | Annan, High Street | NY1958466612 | 54°59′15″N 3°15′30″W / 54.987581°N 3.25826°W / 54.987581; -3.25826 (Annan Old Parish Church) | Parish church with classical details, dated 1789[178] | 21106 | Upload another image | |
Castle Douglas Cattle Mart | Castle Douglas | NX7681962564 | 54°56′33″N 3°55′28″W / 54.942479°N 3.924496°W / 54.942479; -3.924496 (Castle Douglas Cattle Mart) | Octagonal cattle market built 1900[179] | 22976 | Upload another image | |
Lincluden Collegiate Church | Lincluden, Dumfries | NX9664077911 | 55°05′05″N 3°37′15″W / 55.084838°N 3.620776°W / 55.084838; -3.620776 (Lincluden Collegiate Church) | Ruins of 14th- or 15th-century church[180] | 26075 | Upload another image | |
5, 7, 9, 11 Bank Street | Dumfries | NX9713076011 | 55°04′04″N 3°36′45″W / 55.067873°N 3.612416°W / 55.067873; -3.612416 (5, 7, 9, 11 Bank Street) | Mid-18th-century town house, former home of Robert Burns[181] | 26083 | Upload Photo | |
Former Methodist Church | Dumfries, Buccleuch Street | NX9706976286 | 55°04′13″N 3°36′48″W / 55.07033°N 3.61347°W / 55.07033; -3.61347 (Former Methodist Church) | Classical church by Thomas Hunt, 1817[182] | 26102 | Upload another image | |
Robert Burns' House | Dumfries, Burns Street | NX9740675806 | 55°03′58″N 3°36′29″W / 55.066089°N 3.608022°W / 55.066089; -3.608022 (Robert Burns' House) | 18th-century house in which Robert Burns lived from 1793 until his death in 1796[183] | 26115 | Upload another image | |
25–37 Castle Street (odd numbers) | Dumfries | NX9706276295 | 55°04′13″N 3°36′49″W / 55.07041°N 3.613583°W / 55.07041; -3.613583 (25–37 Castle Street (odd numbers)) | Terrace of seven houses built circa 1830 to design by Robert Burn[184] | 26118 | Upload Photo | |
41, 43, 45, 47 Castle Street | Dumfries | NX9698976395 | 55°04′17″N 3°36′53″W / 55.071293°N 3.614762°W / 55.071293; -3.614762 (41, 43, 45, 47 Castle Street) | Terrace built in the 1820s to design by Robert Burn [185] | 26120 | Upload Photo | |
14-24 Castle Street (even numbers) | Dumfries | NX9710076299 | 55°04′14″N 3°36′47″W / 55.070454°N 3.61299°W / 55.070454; -3.61299 (14-24 Castle Street (even numbers)) | Terrace built between 1806 and 1819 to design by Robert Burn[186] | 26122 | Upload Photo | |
26, 28, 30 Castle Street | Dumfries | NX9702776398 | 55°04′17″N 3°36′51″W / 55.071328°N 3.614168°W / 55.071328; -3.614168 (26, 28, 30 Castle Street) | Terrace built between 1806 and 1819 to design by Robert Burn[187] | 26123 | Upload Photo | |
Greyfriars Church | Dumfries | NX9712476302 | 55°04′14″N 3°36′45″W / 55.070485°N 3.612615°W / 55.070485; -3.612615 (Greyfriars Church) | Decorated Gothic style church by John Starforth, 1868[188] | 26126 | Upload another image | |
Dumfries Museum Observatory | Dumfries | NX9698775713 | 55°03′55″N 3°36′52″W / 55.065166°N 3.614547°W / 55.065166; -3.614547 (Dumfries Museum Observatory) | Late-18th-century windmill, remodelled by Walter Newall in 1836 as an observatory[189] | 26135 | Upload another image | |
Queensberry Column | Dumfries, English Street | NX9723576149 | 55°04′09″N 3°36′39″W / 55.069134°N 3.610822°W / 55.069134; -3.610822 (Queensberry Column) | Memorial column to 3rd Duke of Queensberry by Robert Adam, 1780[190] | 26173 | Upload another image | |
Midsteeple | Dumfries, High Street | NX9724076148 | 55°04′09″N 3°36′39″W / 55.069126°N 3.610744°W / 55.069126; -3.610744 (Midsteeple) | Town house and clock tower built 1707[191] | 26215 | Upload another image | |
The Globe Inn | Dumfries, High Street | NX9730275974 | 55°04′03″N 3°36′35″W / 55.067576°N 3.609711°W / 55.067576; -3.609711 (The Globe Inn) | Mid-18th-century inn[192] | 26230 | Upload another image | |
Former Trades Hall | Dumfries, Queensberry Square | NX9725176134 | 55°04′08″N 3°36′38″W / 55.069003°N 3.610567°W / 55.069003; -3.610567 (Former Trades Hall) | Classical hall by Thomas Boyd, 1804[193] | 26234 | Upload another image | |
29 Irish Street and 92 Whitesands | Dumfries | NX9722975838 | 55°03′59″N 3°36′39″W / 55.066339°N 3.610804°W / 55.066339; -3.610804 (29 Irish Street and 92 Whitesands) | Earlier 18th-century town house[194] | 26240 | Upload another image | |
24 Nith Place | Dumfries | NX9732475858 | 55°04′00″N 3°36′34″W / 55.066539°N 3.609324°W / 55.066539; -3.609324 (24 Nith Place) | Earlier 18th-century Baroque town house[195] | 26305 | Upload Photo | |
St Michael's Church | Dumfries, St Michael's Street | NX9755275692 | 55°03′54″N 3°36′21″W / 55.065095°N 3.605696°W / 55.065095; -3.605696 (St Michael's Church) | Mid-18th-century church[196] | 26335 | Upload another image | |
St Michael's Churchyard | Dumfries, St Michael Street | NX9754575699 | 55°03′55″N 3°36′21″W / 55.065156°N 3.605808°W / 55.065156; -3.605808 (St Michael's Churchyard) | 18th- and 19th-century monuments including Baroque Sharp of Hoddom monument[197] | 26336 | Upload another image | |
St Michael's Churchyard, Burns' Mausoleum | Dumfries, St Michael Street | NX9760175690 | 55°03′54″N 3°36′18″W / 55.065087°N 3.604928°W / 55.065087; -3.604928 (St Michael's Churchyard, Burns' Mausoleum) | Octagonal mausoleum of Robert Burns, by Thomas Hunt, 1815[198] | 26337 | Upload another image | |
Devorgilla Bridge | Dumfries, over River Nith | NX9689076053 | 55°04′06″N 3°36′58″W / 55.0682°N 3.616188°W / 55.0682; -3.616188 (Devorgilla Bridge) | Medieval bridge, rebuilt many times[199] | 26354 | Upload another image | |
Blair House | Kirkcudbright, High Street | NX6816051070 | 54°50′13″N 4°03′16″W / 54.837042°N 4.054315°W / 54.837042; -4.054315 (Blair House) | Early-19th-century town house[200] | 36529 | Upload another image | |
Broughton House | Kirkcudbright, High Street | NX6815151050 | 54°50′13″N 4°03′16″W / 54.83686°N 4.054446°W / 54.83686; -4.054446 (Broughton House) | Mid-18th-century classical detached house[201] | 36530 | Upload another image | |
Kirkcudbright Tolbooth and Market Cross | Kirkcudbright, High Street | NX6806550896 | 54°50′08″N 4°03′21″W / 54.835454°N 4.055714°W / 54.835454; -4.055714 (Kirkcudbright Tolbooth and Market Cross) | 16th-century tolbooth and 17th-century mercat cross[202] | 36542 | Upload another image | |
66, 68, 70 High Street | Kirkcudbright | NX6808350883 | 54°50′07″N 4°03′20″W / 54.835342°N 4.055428°W / 54.835342; -4.055428 (66, 68, 70 High Street) | 17th-century terraced houses[203] | 36545 | Upload Photo | |
74 High Street and Cannon's Close | Kirkcudbright | NX6810150869 | 54°50′07″N 4°03′19″W / 54.835221°N 4.055141°W / 54.835221; -4.055141 (74 High Street and Cannon's Close) | 17th-century terraced houses[204] | 36546 | Upload Photo | |
Langholm Parish Church | Langholm | NY3615084466 | 55°09′01″N 3°00′12″W / 55.150396°N 3.003426°W / 55.150396; -3.003426 (Langholm Parish Church) | Large Gothic church by William Burn and David Bryce, 1843[205] | 37137 | Upload another image | |
Lochmaben Parish Church | Lochmaben | NY0836582268 | 55°07′35″N 3°26′19″W / 55.126283°N 3.438566°W / 55.126283; -3.438566 (Lochmaben Parish Church) | Gothic church built 1820, in the style of Walter Newall[206] | 37539 | Upload another image | |
Lochmaben Tolbooth | Lochmaben | NY0818182576 | 55°07′44″N 3°26′30″W / 55.129016°N 3.44155°W / 55.129016; -3.44155 (Lochmaben Tolbooth) | 18th-century tolbooth with 19th-century additions by David Bryce[207] | 37541 | Upload another image | |
Lockerbie Town Hall | Lockerbie | NY1369381645 | 55°07′18″N 3°21′17″W / 55.121644°N 3.354849°W / 55.121644; -3.354849 (Lockerbie Town Hall) | Scots Baronial town hall by David Bryce, built from 1884[208] | 37579 | Upload another image | |
St Andrew's Parish Church | Moffat | NT0844305126 | 55°19′54″N 3°26′41″W / 55.33163°N 3.444769°W / 55.33163; -3.444769 (St Andrew's Parish Church) | Gothic church by John Starforth, 1887[209] | 37881 | Upload another image | |
Moffat House Hotel | Moffat | NT0837005369 | 55°20′02″N 3°26′46″W / 55.333799°N 3.445998°W / 55.333799; -3.445998 (Moffat House Hotel) | Substantial house by John Adam for the Earl of Hopetoun, 1762[210] | 37928 | Upload another image | |
Sidmount Cottage | Moffat | NT0897105543 | 55°20′08″N 3°26′12″W / 55.335474°N 3.436584°W / 55.335474; -3.436584 (Sidmount Cottage) | Villa dated 1836[211] | 37935 | Upload Photo | |
Penninghame Parish Church | Newton Stewart | NX4096565412 | 54°57′28″N 4°29′07″W / 54.957903°N 4.485267°W / 54.957903; -4.485267 (Penninghame Parish Church) | Gothic church by William Burn, 1838[212] | 38663 | Upload another image | |
Cree Bridge | Newton Stewart, over River Cree | NX4115465653 | 54°57′36″N 4°28′57″W / 54.960127°N 4.482452°W / 54.960127; -4.482452 (Cree Bridge) | Five-arch stone bridge, built 1813 by John Rennie[213] | 38667 | Upload another image | |
Douglas House, former Douglas School | Newton Stewart, King Street | NX4086266400 | 54°58′00″N 4°29′15″W / 54.96674°N 4.487422°W / 54.96674; -4.487422 (Douglas House, former Douglas School) | Former school of 1834, by John Henderson[214] | 38672 | Upload Photo | |
Sanquhar Tolbooth | Sanquhar | NS7809009913 | 55°22′05″N 3°55′30″W / 55.368028°N 3.925047°W / 55.368028; -3.925047 (Sanquhar Tolbooth) | Baroque tolbooth by William Adam, 1735[215] | 40540 | Upload another image | |
Stranraer Museum, formerly Old Town Hall | Stranraer, George Street | NX0594660834 | 54°54′16″N 5°01′42″W / 54.904423°N 5.028312°W / 54.904423; -5.028312 (Stranraer Museum, formerly Old Town Hall) | 18th-century town hall with 19th-century extension[216] | 41745 | Upload another image | |
Stranraer Castle | Stranraer | NX0609060821 | 54°54′16″N 5°01′34″W / 54.904362°N 5.026061°W / 54.904362; -5.026061 (Stranraer Castle) | Early-16th-century L-plan tower house, remodelled in the 1980s[217] | 41765 | Upload another image | |
53 George Street and entrance to Whithorn Priory | Whithorn | NX4454840251 | 54°43′59″N 4°24′57″W / 54.73313°N 4.415823°W / 54.73313; -4.415823 (53 George Street and entrance to Whithorn Priory) | Later 18th-century house with arched pend[218] | 42195 | Upload another image | |
55–57 (odd nos) George Street | Whithorn | NX4454040235 | 54°43′59″N 4°24′57″W / 54.732983°N 4.415939°W / 54.732983; -4.415939 (55–57 (odd nos) George Street) | 18th-century houses[219] | 42196 | Upload another image | |
18 and 20 King Street | Stranraer | NX0581560903 | 54°54′18″N 5°01′49″W / 54.904991°N 5.030399°W / 54.904991; -5.030399 (18 and 20 King Street) | Early-19th-century bakery and shop[220] | 45230 | Upload Photo |
See also
Notes
- ^ Sometimes known as OSGB36, the grid reference (where provided) is based on the British national grid reference system used by the Ordnance Survey.
• "Guide to National Grid". Ordnance Survey. Retrieved 12 December 2007.
• "Get-a-map". Ordnance Survey. Retrieved 17 December 2007. - ^ Historic Environment Scotland assign a unique alphanumeric identifier to each designated site in Scotland, for listed buildings this always begins with "LB", for example "LB12345".
- ^ Listed twice
- ^ Also in England, listed at grade II*, Historic England. "Riddings Junction Viaduct (1268307)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 12 December 2014.
References
- ^ Guide to the Protection of Scotland’s Listed Buildings (PDF). Historic Scotland. 2009. p. 4. ISBN 978-1-84917-013-0. Retrieved 5 May 2010.
- ^ "What is Listing?". Historic Scotland. Retrieved 5 May 2010.
- ^ a b Scottish Historic Environment Policy (PDF). Historic Scotland. October 2008. pp. 24–25. ISBN 978-1-84917-002-4. Retrieved 5 May 2010.
- ^ Guide to the Protection of Scotland’s Listed Buildings, p. 17.
- ^ "Rusco Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ardwall House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Anwoth Old Church, Gordon Tomb And Churchyard: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Barscobe Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ironmacannie Mill: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ken Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Millhousebridge Village, Millhouse Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Millhouse Bridge Village, Millhouse Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Tollbar Cottage At Dinwoodie: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Jardine Hall Stable Block: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Jardine Hall, Walled Garden And Gateways: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Buittle Bridge, Dalbeattie (Also Known As Craignair Bridge): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Rammerscales House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Corseyard Farm And Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Orchardton Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Borgue Old House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Plunton Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Threave Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Hensol House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Hensol House, The Lainshaw Sundial: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Shillahill Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Dalton Village, Dalton Old Parish Church, Churchyard And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Denbie House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Denbie, Dovecot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Bonshaw Tower And House And Courtyard Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Brydekirk Village, Brydekirk Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Gilnockie Bridge (A7 Over River Esk): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Byreburnfoot Bridge And Embankment (A7 Over Byre Burn): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Hollows Or Gilnockie Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Priorslynn, Cruck-Framed Building: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Riddings Junction Viaduct, Over Liddel Water: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tarrasfoot Tile Works: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Hoddom Castle With Fosse Bridge And Driveway Bridge To South: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Repentance Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kinmount House And Conservatory, With Office Court And Gateways: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Grennan Mill: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Crossmichael Parish Church And Churchyard (Church Of Scotland): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Crossmichael Church Gordon Memorial: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Glenlochar Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Greenlaw House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Southwick Home Farm: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Stapleton Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Dornock Village, Dornock House, Old Farmhouse And Steading, Including Detached Tall West Block: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Caerlaverock Castle And Arched Gateway To North East: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ladyfield West (Formerly Hannayfield): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Crichton Royal Hospital Crichton Hall: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Durisdeer Village Durisdeer Parish Church, Queensberry Mausoleum, Former School/Vestry And Churchyard: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Drumlanrig Castle, Outbuildings And Pavilion Blocks Piers, Balustrades And Quadrant Walls And Garden Urns: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Wallacehall Assessment Centre (Former Academy And Schoolhouse): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Auldgirth Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Dalgonar Bridge Over Cairn Water: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Dunscore Village Dunscore Parish Church And Churchyard: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ellisland Farmhouse And Steading: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "The Crichton, Crichton Farm: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "The Crichton, Crichton Memorial Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Hills Tower, Gatehouse And Courtyard Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Langholm Lodge, Duchess Bridge (Over River Esk): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Knocknalling Barn: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Milnholm Farmhouse And Steading: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Skipper's Bridge (A7 Over River Esk): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Mossknowe House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Springkell House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Wyseby, Former Stables With Dovecot: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkpatrick Fleming Parish Churchyard, Graham Of Mossknowe Burial Enclosure: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Douglas Mausoleum, Near To Kelton Parish Church, Railings And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Gelston Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Bridge Of Dee: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Craigielands House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Cally Palace Hotel, Formerly Cally House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Girthon Old Kirk And Churchyard: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Raehills House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Beattock Village, The Old Brig Inn, Hotel And Outbuildings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Boreland Village, Hutton And Corrie Parish Church, Churchyard And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Corsewall Lighthouse, Lighthouse Keepers' Houses And Enclosure Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kinnel Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Spedlins Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Elshieshields Tower And Adjoining House, Walled Garden, And Gatepiers At South: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Halleaths Former Stables (Houses And SSEB Stores And Workshops): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Hoddom Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Shortrig Windmill Tower, Horsemill And Steading Ranges: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ecclefechan Village, High Street, Arched House Including Carlyle's Birthplace: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkcowan Village, Kirkcowan Parish Church (C Of S) And Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Craichlaw House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Barholm Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Carsluith Castle And Adjoining Steadings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Baldoon Castle Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Place Of Monreith, Or Dowies, With Carriage House And Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ravenstone Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Glasserton Parish Church Church Of Scotland Session House Churchyard Mausolea And Monuments: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Craigcaffie Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Lochryan Estate, Lochryan House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Lochinch Heritage Estate, Lochinch Castle Including Service Range, Bowling Alley, Boundary Walls And Gates: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Lochinch Heritage Estate, Castle Kennedy: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Bridge Of Urr Mill: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Fourmerkland Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "West Galloberry Farm Steading And Horsemill: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Blackwood House Former Stables: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Capenoch House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Moniaive Village Kilneiss House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Carnsalloch House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Carnsalloch Chapel At The Mount: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Carnsalloch Former Stables: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Glenluiart House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkland Village Glencairn Parish Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Craigdarroch House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ross Mains: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Arbigland, John Paul Jones' Cottage With Kennels And Pump House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Arbigland House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Southerness Lighthouse: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Shennanton House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkdale Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkdale House And Sundial: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkdale Mausoleum And Kirkdale Kirk And Graveyard Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkdale Steadings And Slaughterhouse: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Lochnaw Castle, With Terrace, Gatepiers, Courtyard Walls, Bell, Monument And Pavilion: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Lochnaw, Walled Garden: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Logan House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Logan Windmill: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Mull Of Galloway Lighthouse, Lighthouse Keepers' Houses And Boundary Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Parish Church Of Kirkmaiden, With Graveyard, Graveyard Walls And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkmadrine Church Including Graveyard, Mctaggart Memorial, Boundary Walls, Gatepiers And Gates: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "St Patrick Street, Old Parish Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Isle Of Whithorn, Isle Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Castle Of Park: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Haugh Bridge, Bridge Over Urr Water, Near Haugh Of Urr: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Archbank Farm, Tall Barn With Waterwheel: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Granton House, Balustrade To South And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Heatheryhaugh: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Cruggleton Church And Walled Burial Ground: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Galloway House And Park Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Castlemilk: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Castlemilk, Driveway Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Bentpath Village, Westerkirk Old Churchyard, Johnstone Mausoleum: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Bentpath Village, Bentpath Bridge (Over River Esk): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Barwhinnock House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Cumstoun House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Cumloden House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Garlies Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Dundrennan Abbey: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Corsock House, Gates And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Argrennan House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tongland, Old Tongland Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tongland Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tongland Hydro-Electric Power Station: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Torthorwald Village Cruck Cottage: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Wanlockhead Village Library: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Goldielea Viaduct: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Kirkconnel House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Terregles Estate Former Stables: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tynron Village Tynron Parish Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Amisfield Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tinwald House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tinwald House Cottages: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tinwald House Farm Steading (Original 2-Storey L-Plan Block Only): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Comlongon Castle And Mansion House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Ruthwell Village Ruthwell Museum Henry Duncan Savings Bank And Museum: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Nith Bridge (A702 Over River Nith): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Drumlanrig Low Gardens House (Gardeners House): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "New Abbey Village Sweetheart Abbey And Precinct Walls: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "New Abbey Village New Abbey Mill: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Thornhill Village The Cross: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "New Abbey Village The Old House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Mount Kedar Monument To Henry Duncan: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Place Of Sorbie Also Known As Sorbie Tower: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Challoch, All Saints Episcopal Church With Boundary Walls And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tonderghie House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Tonderghie Steadings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Monigaff Parish Church Graveyard, Heron Monument: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Monreith House, With Office Court, Gatepiers And Terrace Wall: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Old Place Of Mochrum With Walled Garden, Wellhead And Sundial: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Annan Bridge (A75 Over River Annan): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "27, 29 Bank Street And Gatepiers And Railings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "5, 7, 9 High Street (Old Academy): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street Annan Parish Church And Churchyard Boundary Walls And Gatepiers, (Church Of Scotland): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "New Market Street Castle Douglas Cattle Mart: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Abbey Lane, Lincluden Collegiate Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "5, 7, 9, 11 Bank Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "83 Buccleuch Street, Former Methodist Church And Railings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "24 Burns Street, Robert Burns' House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "25-37 Castle Street (Odd Numbers): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "41, 43, 45, 47 Castle Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "14-24 Castle Street (Even Numbers): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "26, 28, 30 Castle Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Church Crescent, Greyfriars' Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Church Street, Dumfries Museum Observatory: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "English Street, Queensberry Column (In Front Of Regional Council Offices): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street, Midsteeple: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "56 High Street, Globe Inn: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "136, 140 High Street/16, 17 Queensberry Square, Former Trades Hall: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "29 Irish Street And 92 Whitesands Including Garden And Courtyard Walls, Outbuildings And Gatepiers: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "24 Nith Place: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "St Michael's Street, St Michael's Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "St Michael's Churchyard And Main Gate And Holy Cross Churchyard: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "St Michael's Street, St Michael's Churchyard Burns' Mausoleum: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Whitesands, Devorgilla Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "8 High Street, Blair House And Summer House And Walls To Castle Dykes.: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "12 High Street, With 10 High Street, Broughton House And Walls To Castle Dykes: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street, Tolbooth, Market Cross And Well: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "66 (Wynd End) W. Side Of Close, 68 E. Side Of Close And 70 High Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "74 High Street And Cannon's Close: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Langholm Parish Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street, Lochmaben Parish Church Boundary Wall And Gatepiers (St Magdalene's): Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street, Tolbooth Including Iron Lamps: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street, Town Hall: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Churchgate St Andrew's Parish Church: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street Moffat House Hotel: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Sidmount Avenue Sidmount Cottage: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Church Street, Penninghame Parish Church, St John's (Church_Of Scotland), Boundary Walls And Railings: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "Cree Bridge: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "King Street, Douglas House, Former Douglas School: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "High Street, Tolbooth/Town House: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "55 George Street, Stranraer Museum Formerly Old Town Hall: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "George Street And Castle Street, Stranraer Castle: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "53 George Street And Entrance To Priory: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "55-57 (Odd Nos) George Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
- ^ "18 And 20 King Street: Listed Building Report". Historic Scotland.
External links
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