Dunninald Castle

James Gillespie Graham, 1824.

Tudor revival country house, two storey, eight bay with three storey corner turret, stair tower and crenellations.

RCAHMS (CAJS) 2012.

NO75SW 29.00 70343 54271

NO75SW 29.01 NO 70600 54265 Dunninald Mains, Steading

NO75SW 29.02 NO 7037 5406 Kennels

NO75SW 29.03 NO 7024 5471 North Lodge and gates

NO75SW 29.04 NO 7046 5397 South Lodge

NO75SW 29.05 NO 7045 5413 Walled garden

NO75SW 29.06 NO 7036 5442 Water tower

NO75SW 29.07 NO 70504 54244 Stables

NO75SW 29.08 NO 70477 53964 Gatepiers

NO75SW 29.09 NO 70561 54255 Dunninald Mains, Farmhouse

Architect: James Gillespie Graham 1824.

EXTERNAL REFERENCE:

Soane Museum, LONDON

Portfolio of designs for Dunninald by James Playfair

NB because these are a bound portfolio and not kept with the body of the Playfair collection they WERE NOT COPIED in the NMRS Photographic survey of the Playfair Collection.

Bound in marble paper, red morocco spine, green leather label

Insc: 'Dunninald 1787'

With J Soane bookplate stuck over the binder's label

Whatman Paper

1 Design of a House Proposed to be built at Dunninald the Seat of the Davis Scott Esq

Plan of the Ground Floor J Playfair Archit. London 1787

2. Plan of the One Pair storey

3. South elevation

4. Side elevation

5. 'As it will appear from the approach oblique sketch

No roofing will appear'

6. Interior of the Court

7. Design for the Gate, Triumphal arch

8. Design for the Gate to Garden (Sub-Syon design) arch with screen

9. General plan of the intended Paddock Sketch

10. The same coloured

11. Sketch of estate (birds eye view tiny scale about 6"x8")

12. Design for village at the Budden 376 houses. David Scott of Dunninald

13. One design for village of Budden, stables and dwelling houses.

376 Houses #16 each #6016 Total

15. Design for the Market Place (a pagoda effort)

16. Design for a Village.

Blue paper inside covers of cf Townley Hall Playfair Portfolio in NMRS