Stirling Sheriff Court
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Stirling Sheriff Court
Image: © Andrew Abbott Taken: 18 Aug 2020
Thomas Brown II, designed 1864. Design modified and built by Wardrop and Reid, dated 1874-6. Dated 1912 former police station added to north. 2-storey and attic, 7-bay, Franco-Baronial court house. Circa 1970s, 2/3 storey L-plan wing to the east not considered of special interest in listing terms at time of review. Ashlar. Hoodmoulds to ground floor windows linked by string course. Cill course at first floor and attic. 6 and 9 light mullioned and transomed windows. Crowstepped gables with ball finials. Grade B listed. Listing number LB41108.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.121075
Longitude
-3.938369