The modern location of the place is given in parentheses.
Academy
Note: East side of the extension of Lewis street leading to the road to Stoneykirk.
Anne House
Note: East side of Glenwell Street (2 separate) entries)
Archyswell
Note: Leading off 'Old Road from Portpatrick'
Assembly Rooms (Charlotte Street)
Note: South side
Back Lane (Back Rampart)
Note: Leading between Hill Head and Clay Hole
Bank of Scotland. Union - (Church Street)
Note: West side. Nat. Library copy has MS annotation 'City Bank'
Bank, Clydesdale - (Bridge Street)
Note: South side - MS annotation on Nat. Library's copy
Bank. British Linen Coy's - (George Street)
Note: South side
Bank. Edinr. & Leith - (Charlotte Street)
Note: South side
Bank. New B.L.C. - (George Street)
Note: North side
Belle Villa (Charlotte Street)
Note: Property at corner of Glenwell Street and Charlotte Street. Nat. Library copy shows MS. Annotation 'P. McLean'
Brewery (George Street)
Note: South side
Bridge Street (Bridge Street)
Burying Ground (Glenwell Street)
Note: West side - associated with 2d Secession Chapel
Canse Close (George Street)
Note: Entry from the south side of George Street
Castle or Prison (Castle Street)
Note: West side
Castle Street (Castle Street)
Note: West side
Chapel Street (Thistle Street)
Chapel, Relief - (Bridge Street)
Note: South side
Chapel, Roman Catholic - (Charlotte Street)
Note: South side
Chapel. Reformed Presbyterian - (Dalrymple Street)
Note: West side
Charlotte Street (Charlotte Street)
Note: North side
Church Street (Church Street)
Note: East side
Church, Free (Lewis Street)
Note: West side - Nat. Library copy has a faint MS annotation '?R.W.G.Charles'
Church, Sheuchan - (Leswalt High Road)
Note: North side
Church. The - (Church Street)
Note: West side. Nat. Library copy has a MS annotation 'Revd. M. Simpson'.
Clay Hole (Now part of Agnew Terrace)
Note: Roadway running parallel to shore on west side of map.
Commercial Hotel (George Street)
Note: South side. Nat. Library copy has MS. Annotation 'Commercial Hotel'
Court House (Church Street)
Note: West side - and on corner with George Street
Court House. Proposed site for new - (Lewis Street)
Note: West side - MS an notation upon the Nat. Library's copy.
Custom Ho[use] (Princes Street)
Note: East side
Elm Ho[use] (High Street)
Note: North side.
Free Press Office (Castle Street)
Note: West side
Gas Works (Harbour Street)
Note: North side and bounds onto sea
George Hotel (George Street)
Note: South side and on corner with Church Street
George Street (George Street)
Glen Street (Glen Street)
Glenwell Street (Bellevilla Road)
Grapes (Charlotte Street)
Note: North side
Green Vale Street
Note: Now part of a housing development, but the placename survives as Greenvale Court
Hanover Street (Hanover Street)
Harbour Street (Harbour Street)
Note: South side
Hill Head (High Street)
Ivy House (Hanover Street)
Note: South side
King Street (King Street)
King's Arms (Charlotte Street)
Note: On South side of Charlotte Street and corner with Castle Street. Nat. Library copy shows MS annotation 'M[?rs] McRobert'
Lewis Street (Lewis Street)
Little Dublin Street (Millhill Street)
Little Ireland
Note: Leading south from west end of Hanover Street Placename is lost in modern redevelopment but equates, in part, to what is now Hanover Square
Market Cross (George Street)
Note: MS annotation on Nat. Library's copy - showing position in centre of road opposite the Court House
McCulloch Place (Hanover Street)
Note:
Mill Street
Note: Leading south eastwards from Little Ireland. Placename is lost in modern redevelopment but equates, in part, to what is now Hanover Square
Neptune Place (Agnew Cresent (part of -))
Note: East of Clay Hole
North Strand Street (North Strand Street)
Note: Map shows open stream in centre of street - this was diverted and the old course covered over about 1845.
Northwest Castle
Note: Harbour Street
Nurseries
Note: South side of road from 'Archyswell'
Park House
Note: Notes occupancy by 'Major General McDouall' and ownership of 'Robert Vans Agnew of Sheuchan Esquire'. Nat. Library copy has MS annotation 'at present Mr McGrigor. 1866'
Pier or Quay
Note: Extending into bay from east of Neptune Place. Nat. Library copy shows an extention northwards marked 'Wooden Wharf'
Port Rodie (Harbour Street)
Post Office (Bridge Street)
Note: South side - MS annotation on Nat. Library's copy
Post Office (Lewis Street)
Note: East side
Quay
Note: South end of 'Pier or Quay' extending into bay.
Queen Street (Queen Street)
Rope Walk
Note: Off east side of the road to Stoneykirk
Rose Street (Rose Street)
School Land
Note: East side of Glenwell Street
Secession Chapel, Original - (Sun Street)
Note: South side
Secession Chapel. 1st. United - (Hanover Street)
Note: South side
Secession Chapel. 2d. United - (Glenwell Street)
Note: West side
Sheuchan Park (?Springwell Road)
South Strand Street (South Strand Street)
Note: Map shows open stream in centre of street - this was diverted and the old course covered over about 1845.
St Andrew Street (St Andrew Street)
St John's Street (St John's Street)
Stair's Arms (Bridge Street)
Note: South side and on corner with Lewis Street
Sun Street (Sun Street)
Trade Street
Note: Extension eastwards from Green Vale Street. Placename is lost in modern redevelopment but equates, in part, to what is now Hanover Square
Westball Green (Hanover Street)
Note: Off North side of Hanover Street
Wharf. Wooden -
Note: Nat. Library copy shows this extension northwards from the 'Pier or Quay' and is marked 'Wooden Wharf'
Wood Yard (George Street)
Note: North side and bounding onto sea.
Wood Yard (Harbour Street)
Note: North side and bounds onto sea
Wood Yard (Harbour Street)
Note: Property in angle between Harbour Street and Charlotte Street - opposite Port Rodie