Monuments, Scultptures & Memorials

Marine Parade has a fine example of a modern housing development that retains much of the scale and character of the local area. From the…

A statue commemorating William Wallace is "B" Listed. A short walk from the car park to the large statue

Park at Harestanes Visitor Centre and follow the Peniel Heugh walk to reach the Monument

A sculpture in honour of geologist James Hutton in the 18th century

Two marker stones to mark the border of Scotland and England

Monument of James Hogg and information boards overlooking an area Hogg loved and knew well

The Wickerman is a sculpture made from wicker, by Trevor Leats.

This imposing, metallic “open book” structure celebrates the works of the man considered by many to be the pre-eminent Scottish poet of the 20th century.

Bruce's Stone sits at the top of the hill on the north side of Loch Trool. It is a large granite boulder commemorating King Robert’s…

This monument to the east of Wigtown and was erected in 1858 to commemorate The Wigtown Martyrs, Margaret Maclauchlan and Margaret Wilson.

Neilson's Monument stands at the summit of Barstobrick Hill, 2 miles north of Ringford. It is dedicated to the Scottish inventor James Beaumont Neilson.

Located at the southern end of Dalry, the Burning Bush memorial was installed in 2004.

Considered by many to be Langholm's defining feature, this 100 foot-high obelisk dominates the skyline and commemorates one of the town's most celebrated sons.