Description

W L Carruthers, 1901-02. Free renaissance, Moray freestone
ashlar with base of Aberdeen grey granite, channelled ground
floor. 3 storeys and attic, Union Street front, 5 bays with
centre 3 slightly recessed; at ground floor round arched and
keyblocked centre windows recessed behind engaged columns
with polished granite shafts; at end bays doorpieces with
lugged architraves and segmental pediments; at 1st floor,
windows segmental-arched, mullioned and transomed, with
heavily rusticated lugged architraves; windows at 2nd
floor bipartite recessed behind columns and pier
mullions; at attic, 3 segmental headed wallhead dormer
gablets, centre higher with tripartite window surmounted by
oculus, outer gablets with bipartite windows, 10-bay
front to Drummond Street similar to Union Street front but
with modern shopfronts at Nos 3, 7 and 9 and all gablets the
same as centre gablet to Union Street. Bracketted cornice.
Mansard roof covered with green Westmoreland slates.
Interior of bank contains coffered ceiling.

Statement of Interest

Built for Royal Bank of Scotland on site of Union Street

U.P. Church.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17825184

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