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Inveraray, Old Rectory, interior. View of entrance hall and stair.
SC 559854
Description Inveraray, Old Rectory, interior. View of entrance hall and stair.
Catalogue Number SC 559854
Category On-line Digital Images
Copy of A 45588
Scope and Content View of entrance-hall and stair in Old Rectory, Inveraray, Argyll and Bute The Old Rectory in Inveraray was probably designed and built by James Peddie, a mason and contractor from Leith. The house corresponds to a drawing submitted by him in 1816. Built of hewn coursed masonry, the two-storeyed house has three bays. The entrance-hall is divided by a timber arch, which is elliptical-headed and decorated with plaster ornament. The ceiling on both sides of the arch has a cornice. The principal post, or newel, at the foot of the stairs has curved iron brackets. The house was occupied from 1848 to 1886 by Scipio MacTaggart, Sheriff-Clerk of Argyll and Provost of Inveraray. From 1886 until 1952 it was occupied by the priest in charge of All Saints' Episcopal Church. Source: RCAHMS contribution to SCRAN.
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