Scotland’s Art Deco Heritage 30: Musselburgh
Posted in Architecture, Art Deco, Cinemas at 12:00 on 20 August 2013
Musselburgh has at least three Art Deco buildings.
This is the David Macbeth Moir pub on Bridge Street, a Wetherspoon’s. (David Macbeth Moir is a historical local worthy.)
The building was formerly the Hayweights cinema. Its detailing and lettering is now after Charles Rennie Mackintosh – Mockintosh, then.
Further up Bridge Street is The Royal Bank of Scotland building. That window covered with wooden board is a bit worrying!
On High Street, almost opposite the War Memorial, can be found Poundland. The High Street was busy – difficult to get a photo without traffic.
More of my Musselburgh photos are on my flickr.





