Datestone at 11 Skinnergate
High up at 11 Skinnergate is an unusual datestone which seems to indicate 1882, although the 2 is upside-down. Can anyone shed any light?
High up at 11 Skinnergate is an unusual datestone which seems to indicate 1882, although the 2 is upside-down. Can anyone shed any light?
Above the southern corner of Scott Street and South Street is a splendid curved sign saying "Scott Street 1880".
Centred around 38 Scott Street opposite the entrance to Scott Street car park are the Jedburgh Buildings, built in 1899.
The section of Scott Street between Canal Street and Victoria Street contains the dilapidated remains of the Co-operative Society Buildings built in 1895. Much of the upper floors are boarded up.
At the top of the building at 50 Princes Street, currently housing the Cullach Brewing Company, is a faded inscription containing the letters STA***SRED*****. Can you shed any light on this mystery?
At either side of the building currently housing the Kilt Company and The British Red Cross charity shop are dated pillars which spell out the date 1895.
This datestone dated 1903 is high up on South Methven Street at its eastern corner with High Street.
This is one of three toll houses in Perth still remaining, although there used to be more. The others still existing are on the Edinburgh Road and on the Dundee Road. There used to be one on the Crieff Road, Balhousie Toll House, opposite Unity Terrace.  It was still there in the late 1970’s and had been converted into a house. It was later demolished along with an arcade of shops to make way for Toll House Gardens, part of the Fairfield redevelopment of Hunter’s Crescent.  There was also one at the end of New Row to catch incoming Glasgow…