Keeper's House, Hamilton Mausoleum

David Bryce 1854-5. Single-storey asymmetrical, partly

with attic, stugged ashlar with polished ashlar

pilaster angles and margins rising from boldly buttressed

vermiculated plinth with massive battered buttresses.

Entrance front has arcaded porch with steps on left,

window, and 2-window and attic light gable on right

Main elevation has gable to left, panel flanked by slit

windows at basement, cantilevered 3-light rectangular

bay with circled parapet at ground floor, small 2-light

at attic; on right slit window and shouldered and

keyblocked gig, or hearse?) house opening at basement,

narrow bay with slit window and broad bay with 3-light

window. One window flank towards mausoleum, panel at

opposite gable. Low pitched slated roof on broad

bracketed eaves, boarded with tall central cross-plan

ashlar stack, massively corniced and raised in

semicircles at centre of at face. Flanking walls stugged

ashlar with polished cope and vermiculated piers.