The buildings and gatepiers along the Canongate are all early 17th century - The Canongate windows were altered to form a schoolroom in 1849.
The house extended to form a quadrangle behind it with a plain mid 18th century block. Used as Linen Hall in the second half of the 18th century, was then restored as house and warehouse until 1847 - the iron gates and balcony railing are from this period. After 1847 the building was adapted for Free Church Training College.
Opening hours: 07:30am - 06:30pm
Wherever possible we have installed access ramps and access lifts to help mobility-impaired building users gain access to our buildings.
We have also put in place disabled evacuation lifts and emergency evacuation procedures for wheelchair users in the event of fire.
| Building Number | 0556 |
|---|---|
| Listed building category | A |
| Year of build | 1618 |
| Number of floors | |
| Premises zone | Central |
| Space Management zone | Central |
| Gross internal area | 985 m2 |
| Energy Grade | 3.00 |
Rooms in this building which can be booked by members of staff:
| Floor | Room |
|---|---|
| 01 | Balcony Room |
This article was published on Mar 1, 2011