Barrie Pavilion, Kirriemuir

Frank Thomson, dated 1929. Single storey, 5-bay, rectangular-plan, symmetrical cricket pavilion with camera obsura, at top of hill overlooking village; canted, breaking eaves, polygonal-roofed entrance tower at centre of NE (principal) elevation. Harled with local grey stone dressings; long and short quoins; eaves course. Roll-moulded surround to entrance with date stone above. Broad over-hanging eaves. Harled with ashlar margins and cope, low boundary wall surrounding building to form terrace; canted and stepped to SW (rear) with geographical indicator on stone pedestal.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: SE elevation with pair of windows to left. NW elevation mirror of SE elevation. SW (rear) elevation symmetrically arranged with entrances including fanlight to outer bays; single window to side and further square window.

Predominantly 12-pane glazing in timber sash and case windows; later removable reinforced plastic shuttering to windows. Piended, slate roof; metal drum to top of polygonal roof.

INTERIOR: (seen 2013) largely unaltered and retaining original fixtures and fittings. Timber panelling incorporating dedication plaque to entrance porch. Principal room at centre flanked by changing rooms, all with vertical boarding timber to dado, timber doors, timber benches and stone floor. Dog-leg staircase to rear with decorative iron balustrade.