Bank Of Scotland, 30 High Street, Langholm

Probably 1860/70. Large 3-storey Italian Renaissance corner

bank building with recessed and curved corner bay. Grey

ashlar, with key-stoned and architraved openings,

round-arched at channelled ground floor, lugged above;

pedimented tall Ionic doorpiece (with 2-leaf panelled doors)

to both elevations; rusticated quoins above and openings,

linked vertically by aprons, corniced 1st floor openings,

pedimented window over central doorpiece (tall 2-leaf

panelled door) on 3-bay elevation to High Street. Cornice

over ground floor, cill courses to 1st and 2nd floors; mutule

cornice; corniced wallhead and axial stacks; slate roof.

4-bay elevation to John Street.

INTERIOR: fairly plain banking hall reached through main door

on High Street; ground flat/office entered by lesser door

alongside; upper flats entered from door in John Street.