Markinch Primary School
Posted in Architecture, Art Deco at 20:30 on 25 July 2019
Markinch is the town nearest to Son of the Rock Acres. It’s a bit bigger than a village. Big enough to have a reasonably large Primary School which has some Art Deco styling.
I suspect, though, it was built in the 1950s when there was still a hangover of Deco style from pre Second World War days.
I took care to photograph it in summer when there were no children around.
Markinch Primary School from John Dixon Park:-
Seen from northwest. Rule of three in windows, brick “portholes”, flat roof, square chimney tower:-
West side Close-up:-
North side from northeast. Porthole window, canopy, rectangular chimney block, metal railing on wall, metal gate:-
Old “boys” entrance. Canopy with porthole window above, frieze:-
South side from southeast. Canopy, porthole window. Old “girls” entrance.
East side. Rule of three in some windows. White “portholes”:-
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