All Saints Episcopal Church, Ashgrove Terrace, Lockerbie

All Saints Episcopal Church, located on Ashgrove Terrace in Lockerbie, was designed by Frank Carruthers of Dumfries and Lockerbie and dates from 1901. This Episcopal church is built in the Arts and Crafts style and features a low nave with a shallow battered tower on the west gable, topped with a broached spire made of Westmoreland slate. The tall chancel has a canted end and gabled side aisles. The church is primarily constructed of stugged and snecked red ashlar, with a bull-faced west elevation and polished dressings. It includes pointed lights that are single, paired, or grouped.

At the west end of the south wall, there is a glazed timber and stone porch, and the roofs are covered with red tiles. Inside, the church has a good interior with leaded glass windows, including a memorial window by William Morris and Co from after 1923. Notable features include a traceried timber rood screen and an elaborate reredos that has been reused and dates from after 1924. The main roof timbers rest on stone corbels, and the interior walls are also finished in stugged red ashlar.

The church is enclosed by a simple ashlar-built boundary wall along the street to the west, which features gatepiers and decorative wrought-iron gates, complete with an overthrow that includes a lamp.