Annan Town Hall is a historic municipal building located in the town of Annan, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Constructed in 1878, the building stands as a prominent example of Victorian architecture within the town centre.
Designed by the local architect James Barbour, the Annan Town Hall is notable for its Scottish Baronial architectural style, characterized by its distinctive turrets, crow-stepped gables, and detailed stonework. It originally served as the administrative and civic hub for the burgh, housing the council chambers, municipal offices, a large public hall for community events, and market facilities. The building reflects Annan's prosperity and civic pride in the late 19th century.
Today, Annan Town Hall continues to be an important community asset. While its primary administrative functions have evolved with local government reorganizations, the hall remains a venue for various public and private events, meetings, and local activities, contributing to the cultural and social life of Annan. It is a Category B listed building, recognizing its architectural and historical significance.