Dalbeattie Park Church, Mill Street, Dalbeattie

Dalbeattie Park Church, located on Mill Street in Dalbeattie, was built in 1842 and rebuilt in 1881, designed by architect Francis Armstrong of Dumfries. This hall church features a tower on the southeast and a hall to the north, constructed with bull-faced granite walling and buttressed for support. All openings are round-arched, including the main doorway which has a fanlight and double-leaf panelled doors, flanked by pairs of narrow lights, with a raised bandcourse above. The church has a three-bay nave with single windows and a west rose window that features plate tracery, along with a low projecting vestry.

The buttressed tower is divided into four stages by raised bandcourses, with round-arched louvered openings at the fourth stage, topped with a corbelled cornice that leads to a broached spire adorned with a weathervane. The roofs are covered with slate. Surrounding the church is a low coped granite wall that supports cast-iron railings, and there is a pair of square coped granite gatepiers with cast-iron gates.

Inside, the church features a decorated narthex with round-arched niches that provide access to the aisleless nave and to a deep eastern gallery, which is supported by cast-iron columns and has an arcaded, panelled front. The central pulpit has been transposed from the former United Presbyterian Church in Dalbeattie, accompanied by a modern communion table and lectern. A 1920 organ is located behind the pulpit, flanked by round-arched doors leading to a small projecting vestry. All doors and the rose window have moulded plaster hoods, and the ceiling is coffered with elaborate plaster cornices. Additionally, there is a single-storey bull-faced granite hall to the southeast, featuring two Y-tracery lancets in the gable facing Mill Street, which is partially rendered.