The Royal Bank Of Scotland, 105 Cadzow Street, Hamilton

1871 Late classical. Single-storey and basement office

building. Four window and central door elevation to

Cadzow Street, architraved openings with consoled sills

set in orderless channelled pilasters. Main entrance

Ionic columned with flyover steps, panelled door,

vermiculated basement within railed area and rock-faced

basecourse, panelled parapet over main entablature, 4-

window south east elevation with similar treatment,

north west elevation plain ashlar with single centre

window, rear plain 3-window rubble with central arched

stair window. Original 10-pane glazing to basement at

rear. Flattish piended slated roof and pairs of ashlar

stacks with bracketed cornices on flanks. Single-storey

harled block to rear. Interior has good heavy

plasterwork, now subdivided but relatively unspoilt.

Railings and die block date from Bonn's 1900

reconstruction of Cadzow Bridge.