Dumfries and Galloway
ANWORTH
Obelisk
The obelisk was erected in 1842 in memory of Samuel Rutherford, (c.1600-1661), Professor of Divinity and principal of Saint Mary's College from 1647 to 1661. He had been minister of Anworth Church from 1627 to 1638.
The obelisk was erected in 1842 in memory of Samuel Rutherford, (c.1600-1661), Professor of Divinity and principal of Saint Mary's College from 1647 to 1661. He had been minister of Anworth Church from 1627 to 1638.
ANWORTH
Mausoleum
CAIRNHEAD
Striding Arches
A series of huge red sand-stone arches, each weighing 27 tons, stride across the hilltops of Dumfriesshire. Andy Goldsworthy also made memorial arches that are in the United States, Canada and New Zealand. He says, 'The stone is a potent symbol of the Scots who went abroad, of the tremendous upheaval they made, or were forced to make, when they left Scotland... I would hope that collectavley these arches are a celepration and monument to the Scottish people and the travels they have made, and that they will act as a connection between those who left and those who have stayed here.'
A series of huge red sand-stone arches, each weighing 27 tons, stride across the hilltops of Dumfriesshire. Andy Goldsworthy also made memorial arches that are in the United States, Canada and New Zealand. He says, 'The stone is a potent symbol of the Scots who went abroad, of the tremendous upheaval they made, or were forced to make, when they left Scotland... I would hope that collectavley these arches are a celepration and monument to the Scottish people and the travels they have made, and that they will act as a connection between those who left and those who have stayed here.'
CARRICK
Cones
CARSPHAIN
Pyramid
CASTLE DOUGLAS
Threave Stables
DALSWINTON
Doocote
DUMFRIES
Burn's Mausoleum
GATEHOUSE OF FLEET
Clock Tower
GATEHOUSE OF FLEET NX 605 542
Cally House Gothic Temple
James Ramsey laid out the gardens of Cally House in the 1780s and may have been the designer of the Gothic Temple there.
James Ramsey laid out the gardens of Cally House in the 1780s and may have been the designer of the Gothic Temple there.
IRONGRAY NX 845 797
Saint John the Baptist
The bronze sculpture of Saint John the Baptist is by Auguste Rodin, 1878.
It is placed on the banks of Glenkiln Reservoir.
Local landowner, Sir William 'Tony' Keswick, assembled a collection of sculptures between 1951 and 1966.
The bronze sculpture of Saint John the Baptist is by Auguste Rodin, 1878.
It is placed on the banks of Glenkiln Reservoir.
Local landowner, Sir William 'Tony' Keswick, assembled a collection of sculptures between 1951 and 1966.
IRONGRAY NX 845 797
King and Queen
The sculpture King and Queen is by Henry Moore, 1952-53.
Other sculptures by Henry Moore and Jacob Epstein were erected by the landowner between 1951 and 1966.
The sculpture King and Queen is by Henry Moore, 1952-53.
Other sculptures by Henry Moore and Jacob Epstein were erected by the landowner between 1951 and 1966.
ISLE OF WHITHORN
Tower
KIRKANDREW
Coo Palace
The Corseyard Tower of a model dairy was built in 1901 for James Brown, a Manchester businessman.
The Corseyard Tower of a model dairy was built in 1901 for James Brown, a Manchester businessman.
KIRKUDBRIGHT
Soap and Candle Store
KIRKUDBRIGHT
Tower
KIRKUDBRIGHT
Gazebo
LANGHOLM 364 844
Telford doorway
The plaque reads:
THIS DOORWAY WAS
MADE BY
THOMAS TELFORD
CIVIL ENGINEER
WHEN WORKING AS
AN APPRENTICE
MASON AT LANGHOLM
The plaque reads:
THIS DOORWAY WAS
MADE BY
THOMAS TELFORD
CIVIL ENGINEER
WHEN WORKING AS
AN APPRENTICE
MASON AT LANGHOLM
LANGHOLM 379 846
Malcolm Memorial
MOFFAT NT 085 053
Colvin Fountain
The Colvin Fountain was designed by William Brodie in 1875. There is a cement copy at Branxton.
The Colvin Fountain was designed by William Brodie in 1875. There is a cement copy at Branxton.
NEWTON STEWART
PENPONT
Cone
THORNHILL NX 856 985
Drumlanrig Heather House
WIGTOWN
Pavilions
WIGTOWN
WIGTOWN
Martyrs' Memorial
The post marks the place where two women where martyred for their faith.
The post marks the place where two women where martyred for their faith.