black plaque · Scotland

D & J MacEwen

Nos 58/62 High Street The building was erected in 1884 and is in the Italianate Style with a bracketed cornice between wall and roof, and mouldings known as architraves around the windows. It was a high quality merchant's property erected for D & J MacEwen, who made their first profits supplying foodstuffs to the railway construction workers.

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