Jute Warehouse 3, Camperdown Works, Methven Street, Dundee

G A Cox, probably 1861 to coincide with the opening of

Cox's branch railway. Raw jute unloaded from trains at

1st floor of E elevation and taken from warehouse at ground

floor, W elevation. W elevation 2-storey 10-bay rubble with

3 ground floor iron-plated doors. All windows are blind

stone slabs. Band course over each storey. Small culvert

for Lochee burn under Warehouse No 4. E elevation: 1-storey

above railway track level, 3 iron doors between blind windows.

N gable 3 bay with blind windows and round-headed window

in tympanum of gable pierced by chute from High Mill.

Skewputts and ball finial. 1-storey 2-bay addition with door

and cornice. S gable fronts Burnside Street, high blank

ground floor and substructure with anchor plates, band course,

3 blind windows in architraves and blind round-headed window

in gable. Ball finial missing, 2 party walls with flat-topped

finials. Slate roof.

Interior: wooden floors on post and beam construction,

timber roof. Warehouse No 1 was modified to receive yarn

from the High Mill via the chute.