Clydesdale Bank, 25-27 High Street, Lockerbie

Style of Walter Newall. Earlier/mid 19th century. 2-storey

corner block containing bank and manager's house. 2 storeys,

3-bay elevations. Bull-faced red ashlar laid in graded

courses, polished raised margins and dressings, windows are

plate glass sashes with projecting cills; ground floor

walled garden to W of house.

openings have deep cavetto cornices (central door to main

road has cornice removed to accommodate sign). Wide angle

margin; eaves course; cornice with paired decorative cast-

iron brackets; axial stacks, original fireclay flues also

with cavetto cornices; piended, roughly U-plan, slate roof.

S flank elevation (to Victoria Road) has double central

doorway with shared cornice, narrow light between doors;

good panelled door left, door to right now a window. Plain

early 20th century ashlar-faced rear wing faces rubble-