Galbraith And Cochrane, 9 Longrow, Campbeltown

Galbraith and Cochrane is an early 19th-century, three-storey, two-bay tenement located at 9 Longrow in Campbeltown. It features an additional bay at the curved corner and a two-bay return to Burnside. The building has red cherry-caulked sandstone walls and a painted droved ashlar shopfront at the ground floor. Architectural details include a base course, an intermittent cill course at the stall risers, a cornice above the shopfront with a cill course above it, and eaves course. The first and second-floor windows have raised margins and projecting cills.

On the northeast elevation facing Longrow, there are two bays with an additional curved corner bay to the right. The ground floor of the first bay has two shop windows, while the second bay features a shop window and an entrance door located to the left, with an additional shop window offset to the right of the corner bay.

The northwest elevation facing Burnside also has two bays. The shopfront render and cornice terminate at the first bay, which has a single window at the ground floor, while the second bay has no window.

The rear elevation includes a roughcast stair tower situated in the re-entrant angle. It features a spiral concrete-covered stair with a wrought-iron handrail. The building has 12-pane timber sash and case windows at the ground and first floors, with iron bars on the window facing Burnside. The rear elevation has a 12-pane fixed-light window in the stair tower, 4-pane timber windows with top-hung uppers at the first floor, and plate glass timber sash and case windows at the second floor. The shop has six-panel, two-leaf doors with two-leaf glazed inner doors. The roof is grey slate, curved at the corner bay, with cast-iron gutters and downpipes. The stacks and skews have been removed.