Procurator Fiscal's Office, Custom House, 298-306 Clyde Street, Glasgow

John Taylor, 1840. 2-storey, Greek revival former customs

office. 9 bays, 5-bay central section breaking forward.

Polished ashlar, channelled at ground floor (acting as

plinth). Central pedimented, pilastered entrance. All

windows sash and case with 6 or 9-pane glazing per sash,

symmetrically arranged with cills at ground floor and

both floors in outer bays. 1st floor Greek Doric semi-

engaged columns tetrastyle in antis; continuous eaves

entablature with triglyph frieze, plain cornice; blocking

course, raised to corniced parapet in outer bays of

central section and in centre to form podium for sculpted

coat of arms. Single bay later additions to E and W:

elliptically headed pends with Venetian windows above.