Description

T G Abercrombie, Architect. 1893. Free style. Snecked
stugged ashlar with polished dressings including long and
short quoins. Rectangular plan. Tall single storey hall
running east west with 2 cross windows in west gable hall
and outshot to north. To south projects 2-storey wing
ending in gables wall with 2 single-light windows at ground
and 2 cross windows at 1st floor with central buttress
topped by scroll. To right is lower setion with moulded
round-arched door with small oriel area, and capped by
balustrade. Left of south gable is storey with 2 2-light
windows and carved lettering in frieze and balustrade
over. Slate roof with straight skews and finials to west
and south gables, wide eaved dormer from which low pitch
piended roof descends to cover single storey south-west
corner.

Statement of Interest

Balustrade temporarily taken down early 1983.

Lettering reads "The Arthur Allison Memorial Hall"

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56644897

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