Main Gate, Beveridge Park, Kirkcaldy

Probably William D Sang, 1891. 2 sets of 4 Renaissance style, square section, red sandstone gatepiers framing wide carriage entrance and flanking pedestrian walkways.

GATEPIERS: deep base course, main piers principal elevation with fielded panel; external faces of inner piers with commemoration plaques worded:

"This Park was provided out of money bequeathed for the

purpose to the Provost Magistrates and Town Council of Kirkcaldy

by Michael Beveridge Esq of Beechwood who died Provost of

Kirkcaldy 4th March 1890", and

"This Park was opened by Mrs Beveridge the widow of the donor

along with the Provost Magistrates and Town Council of the Burgh

of Kirkcaldy on the 24th September 1892".

Top of pier with moulded pilasters over anthemion devices to outer edges, flanking small carved head below string course and moulded frieze giving way to dentilled cavetto cornice. Crowned with scroll-flanked shaft, moulded cornice and scrollwork pediment.