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Archaeology Notes
Event ID 751731
Category Descriptive Accounts
Type Archaeology Notes
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/751731
NT84NE 56 88747 47614
Ladykirk primary school ceased being used as a school in 1966 and from then until recently was used as a garage. The building is now lying empty.
Information from D Easton March 1995
A visit during September 2004 noted that the school was undergoing a conversion to a house. An extension on the E and N sides of the building was underway, though many of the original features such as windows and the datestone on the S elevation were being retained. To the rear, the former girls playground shelter with two wrought iron pillars supporting the roof, survives though in a poor condition, as does the boys WC block with four cubicles. The fomer boys playground shelter also survives, but had been converted many years ago for use as a shed.
The interior has been considerably altered, particularly the area formerly used as a car repair area. New floor joists, several stud partition walls and a rear entry ramp were in the process of construction on the date of visit. No date for completion of this conversion was given.
Visited by RCAHMS (DE), 18 September 2004
