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Latitude: 54.8785 / 54°52'42"N
Longitude: -4.8105 / 4°48'37"W
OS Eastings: 219787
OS Northings: 557365
OS Grid: NX197573
Mapcode National: GBR GHHT.98L
Mapcode Global: WH2SJ.2MJY
Plus Code: 9C6QV5HQ+9Q
Entry Name: Public Hall, 22 Main Street, Glenluce
Listing Name: Glenluce, 22 Main Street, Public Hall
Listing Date: 3 August 1993
Category: C
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 353673
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB19347
Building Class: Cultural
ID on this website: 200353673
Location: Old Luce
County: Dumfries and Galloway
Electoral Ward: Mid Galloway and Wigtown West
Parish: Old Luce
Traditional County: Wigtownshire
Tagged with: Architectural structure
1878 (dated). Public hall; single storey, 3-bay gabled elevation to Main Street; basement to W elevation on lower ground. Whinstone rubble, squared and snecked to N elevation. Red sandstone ashlar dressings. Bull-faced rybated margins with margin draft to doors to N elevation, raised ashlar margin to window, all chamfered. Raised ashlar margins with projecting starts and tails to W elevation. Bull-faced quoins with margin draft.
N (MAIN STREET) ELEVATION: gabled. Doorways in outer bays and windows at centre, all with segmental-arched plate glass fanlights. Barometer, by David Henry, set into wall behind glazed panel, between centre and right bays. Moulded panel, inscribed "Public Hall", above. Corbelled apron to clock tower above, inscribed "1878"; square gabled ashlar clock tower at apex; string course raised as hoodmould over circular clocks to N, W and E faces; stop-chamfered angles; slight cusping to apexes of finialled gableheads; steep pyramidal roof with slates and leaded apex. W ELEVATION: 5-bay. Regular fenestration at ground floor. Broadly gabled bay at centre, with small moulded panel in gablehead and skew continued across apex. Windows with brick margins at basement; small flat-roofed pebble-dashed additions to outer left and to left of centre. Later single storey pebble-dashed and piend-roofed addition to right, with door to left and bipartite window to right.
E ELEVATION: several windows; largerly obscured by closely situated neighbouring building, No 24 Main Street.
Fixed plate glass glazing to window to N; 4-pane glazing at ground floor to W, small-pane glazing at basement. Coped skews; simple skewblocks. Coped gablehead stacks to W and S, wallhead stack to right to E. Graded grey slates. Octagonal cans.
The aneroid barometer was made by David Henry, Glenluce.
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