Please note all dates are approximate.
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The building including Numbers 5, 7 & 9 is a Category A Listed Building. Category A means it is of national importance.
The listing says 'Mid 18th century, large classical 3 storey house with basement. Alterations in late 19th century enlarging ground & first floor openings... Main central doorway approached by steps with iron railings, ... recessed panelled door with fanlight... sash windows with 12 pane glazing...'
The listing says 'Mid 18th century, large classical 3 storey house with basement. Alterations in late 19th century enlarging ground & first floor openings... Main central doorway approached by steps with iron railings, ... recessed panelled door with fanlight... sash windows with 12 pane glazing...'
Statement of special interest: Purchased by burgh council in 1790's and became the burgh academy... converted to dwelling house by one time Provost, James Little.
1902 William Johnston, insurance agent/solicitor
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| 1904 D Watt Directory |
1935 Wm J Cruickshank, Interim Borough Chamberlain
1939 empty
1964 June Kormylo, hairdresser
1966 Claudette McGibbon, hair artist
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| 1967 RoM |
1975 Helen Woodman, hairdresser
1978 Helen Johnstone, hairdresser
1981 Hair Care, Carol Reid
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| 1981 RoM |
2007 empty
2011 Flowerstalk, florist
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| From old 'Signs for U' website |
2013 History Box
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| Annan Online |
2016 Hoggett Creative, graphic design company
2017 empty
2024 Air B and B apartment known as Bridge View
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