Kirkcudbright Parish Church, St Mary Street, Kirkcudbright

Kirkcudbright Parish Church is a T-plan Gothic church designed by William Burn between 1831 and 1838, with alterations made in 1886. The church features a three-stage tower with a broached spire that projects from the central gable end. It is constructed of yellow sandstone with red dressings. The tower has angle buttresses topped with octagonal finials, and a recessed door set under a pointed arch with moulded reveals. Above the door, there is a tall window with Y-tracery, along with triple belfry lights and lucarnes in the spire. The church also has simple lancet windows, which are tripled in the gables and on the south elevation. A low semi-circular parish room projects from the south side.

Inside, the church has a galleried interior with plaster ribs and a two-tier panelled pulpit flanked by an organ. There is one stained glass window in the central light of the south transept, created by William Meikle in memory of Rev. A C Campbell, and it is dated 1913.