85 Port Street, Annan

Probably all built in first half 19th century. Long 2-storey

row including warehouse range and row of workers' housing,

continuous roofline broken above archway linking these ranges

(arch has single storey elevation, footings survive of

original feature above wall-head). Herring-bone-stugged red

ashlar, polished raised margins; slate roofs.

WAREHOUSE RANGE (KNOWN AS WELLDALE MILL, BUT USED AS

STORAGE): openings mainly blocked or with timber louvers; 3

inner bays (perhaps originally domestic) built first,

extended to N and to S in sympathetic manner but with

irregular bays and with band courses between floors; N gable

(to Nicholson Street) has 4 (unequal) bays plus attic

opening; gabled pulley hoist over wall-head on extension to

S. Single storey weaving sheds to rear, wooden roofs on

cast-iron columns; also a 3-storey 6-bay block.

HOUSES: 8 bays in total, originally 8 doors, including closes

and pend, 1 door now a window; pair houses nearest N now one

house, remainder of row unoccupied (1987); band course

between floors; eaves/lintel band; skews; end and axial

stacks.