All Saints’, Gretna
Built in 1917 by the Ministry of Munitions to serve the large Anglican population working in the area’s armaments factories. Designed by Geoffrey Lucas.
Read MoreBuilt in 1917 by the Ministry of Munitions to serve the large Anglican population working in the area’s armaments factories. Designed by Geoffrey Lucas.
Read MoreAll Saints is a small and very attractive Gothic-style nave and chancel church built by James Matthews in 1858. In use as a school until 1885.
Read MoreSimple oblong kirk of 1838-9 with three tall windows each side. Gabled front with gabled porch and arched bellcote at apex.
Read MoreNew eco-friendly church, opened in October 2008, following destruction by fire of original church in 2004. Designed by Raymond Angus.
Read MoreThe original town church was near the town hall; the present church was built in 1791 and the imposing steeple, the first classical steeple in the area.
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