The Old Schoolhouse, 34 High Street, Lochmaben

Architect probably Walter Newall, circa 1830. Unusual

double-pile 2-storey house recessed from street and with

main entrance central on otherwise plain twin-gabled N

flank. Painted stugged and squared rubble, chunky ashlar

margins, panelled door with tall fanlight, pedimented

canopy over; main (W) elevation: mullioned windows, 2

shallow projecting tripartites at ground, 3 bipartites above

linked to eaves band; 3-bay E elevation with central door

(blocked door at SE corner), multi-paned 1st floor glazing.

Small-paned sash windows throughout. Shallow-pitched roofs

with skews run horizontally over skewputts; corbelled end

stacks with diamond flues. Roofed with graded slates.