Post-war listed buildings in Dumfries and Galloway

There are 26 Post-war listed buildings in Dumfries and Galloway.

• 81 George Street, Whithorn C
• Ardwell House B
• Boiler House, The Crichton C
• Canonbie Bridge B
• Church Of Scotland, Ervie-Kirkcolm Parish Church, Church Road, Kirkcolm B
• Churchyard (Johnstone Burial Ground), Dryfe B
• Darrochmhor, Ailsa Crescent, Stranraer C
• Durisdeer Parish Church A
• Eccles B
• Episcopal Church, St John The Evangalist, Holm Street, Moffat B
• Gate Piers And Walls, Dunmore With Gates, Harbour Road, Wigtown C
• Glenkiln Cross, Magreig Hill, Glenkiln A
• Including Quadrant Walls, St Martin And St Ninian Roman Catholic Church, George Street C
• Killumpha Tower B
• Lochnaw Castle A
• Lockerbie House Hotel, Lockerbie B
• Logan House A
• Loreburn Hall, (former Drill Hall), including lions, 43 Newall Terrace, Dumfries B
• Moffat Academy, Academy Road C
• Old Luce Parish Church And Churchyard, Church Street, Glenluce B
• Queen Mary's Bridge, Penkiln Burn, Minnigaff, Newton Stewart B
• Signpost, Lochead B
• Theatre Royal, Shakespeare Street, Dumfries B
• Walled Garden And Walls, Amisfield House B
• War Memorial, Parish Church, Main Street, New Luce B
• Westerhall B