East Station, Maisondieu Road, Elgin

P M Barnett, Engineer-in-Chief, Great North of Scotland

Railway, 1898. Scottish Baronial, 2 storeys and attic

asymmetrical 12 bays. Stugged ashlar; battered

bullfaced basecourse. 4 centre bays with entrance

booking hall and glazed canopy over ground floor,

crenellated parapet and gabled windows, all flanked by

advanced gabled bays, 2 mullioned, segmental ground

floor windows with hoodmoulds, canted oriels in 1st floor

one small hoodmoulded gable window. Single bay and

corner drum tower at NW incorporating entrance to

Station Master's dwelling, with fish-scaled slated conical

roof with weathervane. Additional bays to left.

All gables crowstepped. Corniced ridge and end stacks;

slate roofs.

INTERIOR: panelled double doors to main booking hall

which is lit by domed top light, original pine panelling;

pediments to all doors; booking office; Art Nouveau

stained glass; enriched plaster ribs to coved ceiling.

Glazed cast-iron canopy to platform.