Description

David Rhind 1846, Italian Renaissance. 3-storey 5-window
palazzo, ashlar with quoined angles. Roman Doric pilastered
end doorpieces and balustraded area ground floor, pedimented
Corinthian aedicular windows and cantilevered, balustraded
balcony 1st floor, ornamented string course between 2nd and
3rd, 2nd floor windows architraved with cornices, bold
cornice, balustraded parapet. Similar 4-window S elevation to
lane, but without doorpieces and 1st floor balcony. N part of
facade set back except at ground floor, 1-window and door
office with balustraded parapet.

Statement of Interest

Part of A group (contd) with items 1, 157-160, 285, 318-320,

327-331.

Statutory address updated from "St John Street, (E.Side) 48, 50 Bank of Scotland Formerly Central Bank Building" to "48 and 50 St John Street, (East Side), Perth (Formerly Bank Of Scotland And Central Bank Buildings)" February 2015.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Bank of Scotland, 50 St John Street, Perth at Wikipedia
• Wikidata Q17570938

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