All Saints' Scottish Episcopal Church

6 minute walk from Lockerbie station · South West

All Saints' Scottish Episcopal Church

Located on Ashgrove Terrace in Lockerbie, All Saints’ is a Category B listed Scottish Episcopal Church within the Diocese of Glasgow and Galloway. Built in 1903, this active place of worship was designed by the architectural firm Douglas and Minshull.

The building is a striking example of ecclesiastical design, constructed from ashlar stone with a vibrant red tile roof. Notable architectural features include a low nave with aisles, a high chancel, and a prominent west-end tower topped with a Westmorland slate broach spire.

Visitors can appreciate the church's historic craftsmanship, including the beautiful interior spaces and a significant memorial stained-glass window created by Morris & Co.

Visitor information

Place type
Church
Good for
Architecture, Art & galleries, Churches, abbeys & cathedrals
Characteristics
20th-century, Edwardian, Listed
Admission
Free
Region
South West

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