Chemist, 9 West Graham Street, Glasgow

James Sellars (Campbell Douglas and Sellars), 1882-4. Scots

Renaissance dispensary building. 1-storey and attic with

2-storey central section and tower. Snecked rubble.

Continuous basement band course. All windows sash and case,

mainly 8-pane glazing. 2-storey polygonal tower set in

re-entrant angle of double gabled blocks; ground floor

moulded cill band; 3 windows, repeated above with central

window replaced by commemorative plaque in columned niche.

Eaves cornice. Blocking course. Candle-snuffer, slated roof

with lucarnes. Single bay entrance section; pilastered,

recessed entry; fanlight with semi-circular Gibbs surround.

2 slim round-headed, leaded lights with stone transomes

flanked by sculpted relief panels. Gable with sculpted panel

and ball finial. Lower 3-bay section with symmetrical windows

on ground floor; sculpted frieze marked 'Sick Children's

Dispensary' and 3 pedimented attic dormers. Gable finial.

Slate roof.