East Lothian Architecture : Fowler Court, Forth Street, North Berwick
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East Lothian Architecture : Fowler Court, Forth Street, North Berwick
Image: © Richard West Taken: 5 Jun 2010
An unusual combination of architectural elements. This building has what appear to be 2 overlarge and overbulky turnpike stairs attached to the street facade - a wilfully perverse reversal of the traditional Scottish custom of having a narrow turnpike stair at the back of a building (unless of course what we are looking at here is the rear of the building).
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56.05899
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