Carriage Shed And Workshops, Ladybank Station

The Carriage Shed and Workshops at Ladybank Station were built around 1848 for the Edinburgh and Northern Railway, possibly designed by architect David Bell. This structure features a double-gabled, one-storey block located at the north end of the sidings, with a workshop range attached to the southeast. The engine shed has skew gables and slate roofs, constructed from coursed rubble with freestone dressings. It includes a clock and an oculus in the south gables, along with four stilted round-arched engine openings that have plain boarded doors. The flank elevation is adorned with eight diamond-glazed windows that have raised margins. The workshop has a hipped slate roof with stone chimneys that have been rebuilt in brick, and a raised louvre in the center of the roof. It features a large segmental arched entrance flanked by double diamond-paned windows with raised margins, and a single sash window to the right end, as well as a circular clock in the gable end.