Ukranian Chapel And War Memorial, Hallmuir Prisoner Of War Camp, Lockerbie

The Ukrainian Chapel and War Memorial at Hallmuir Prisoner of War Camp in Lockerbie was built in 1942. It is a single-storey structure with a pitched roof, designed as a chapel for Ukrainian prisoners of war. The building features painted corrugated asbestos on a timber frame and a concrete base. There is a timber door on the north side, flanked by windows, and two windows on both the east and west elevations, consisting of 4- and 6-pane timber windows. The roof is also made of corrugated asbestos.

Inside, the chapel has six bays supported by simple kingposted roof trusses. At the south end, there is a timber partition that forms an altar-screen, with a round-arched opening leading to the High Altar and square-headed openings on the sides. The interior includes timber pews, altars, a lectern, and other furnishings, with the ceiling painted blue and adorned with gold stars.

At the entrance, there is a memorial consisting of a timber post on a concrete base, which bears a plastic plaque inscribed in both Ukrainian and English. The plaque reads, "This chapel was created by Ukrainian POWs during their internment here after World War 2."