Aberdeenshire HER - NJ62NW0120 - 11-13 HIGH STREET, INSCH

Main Details

Primary Reference	NJ62NW0120
Name	11-13 HIGH STREET, INSCH
NMRS Card No.	NJ62NW117
NMRS Numlink	150231
Site Form	Standing Structure
Site Condition	Complete 2
Details	Bank, still in use, built by William Smith in 1867 as the Town and County Bank. It is a Renaissance, two-storey and attic, granite ashlar building. There is a segmentally pedimented tripartite, a balustraded Roman-Doric column porch, and quoin angles at the ground-floor. The first floor has a four-window cornice and parapet. Within the gable is a centre, shallow two-window projection and twin chimneys. The roof of the building at the front suffered sever fire damage in January 2017.
Last Update	05/12/2017

National Grid Reference: NJ 6330 2822

Easting: 0, Northing: 0

Compiler	NCA
Date of Compilation	01/02/2017

Event Details

Excavations and Surveys

Artefact and Ecofact

Ecofact

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Palynology
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Monument Types

Monument Type 1	Monument Type 2	Monument Type 3	Order	Probability
BANKS			A	100

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National Status

National Status
Listed Building, Category B

Regional Status

Photo Details

Source	Reference	Photo Type	Film Type	Date
GRA	MO 2-4	Ground	Black & White	21/03/1994

Bibliographic Detail

Location

Historic Administrative Area Name	Insch
Positional Accuracy	Centred at
Buffer Zone	1-5m
Buffer Type	Bespoke
Capture Scale	1:1 - 1:500
Spatial Feature Type	Polygon: Known Site Extent

Environment

Constraints	Privately owned, regularly visited by public, easy access.
Altitude	125
Geology
Topography	Flat
Aspect 1	360
Aspect 2	Closed
Current Land Use	Commercial
Vegetation
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Hydrology

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Historic Land Use

Period Details

Period	Order	Probability	Radiocarbon Dates	Date Built	Date of Destruction	Date of Loss
Post-Medieval (from 1560 AD)	A	100
19th Century	B	100		1905

Period Notes

Period Notes

Listed 16/04/1971

Architect Details

Architect Details

William Smith

Maritime Archaeology

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Additional Info