County Buildings information

County Buildings may refer to: County Buildings, Aberdeen, Scotland County Buildings, Alloa, Scotland County Buildings, Ayr, Scotland County Buildings...

administrative offices County Buildings (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title County Building. If an internal link...

administrative county and an enclave in the county borough. ^(2) County borough from 1914 ^(3) Devon County Buildings Area transferred from the county borough...

Troon and Saltcoats. Ayrshire County Council was based at County Buildings in Wellington Square in Ayr. In May 1975 the county council was abolished and its...

the county council. The county council was based at the old county buildings at the sheriff court until 1965, when it moved to new County Buildings on...

Kingdom, a listed building is a structure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. Such buildings are placed on...

within the administrative area of the county council. Lanarkshire County Council was initially based at County Buildings in Wilson Street in Glasgow; whilst...

in reprisal for IRA attacks. Over 300 buildings were destroyed; many other towns and villages around the county, including Fermoy, suffered a similar...

The county council therefore based itself at the County Buildings in Duns, sharing the premises with its continuing use as a sheriff court. The county council...

The Wayne County Building is a monumental government structure located at 600 Randolph Street in Downtown Detroit, Michigan. It formerly contained the...

County Council was based at Midlothian County Buildings, built in 1904 on George IV Bridge in Edinburgh on the site of the earlier County Buildings....

of Southwark and in the suburbs of London. By 1799 the buildings were completed and the county administration was based there until 1893. Newington or...

County Council was based at County Buildings in Catherine Street in Cupar, which had been built in 1817 as the county's sheriff court and meeting place...

Jedburgh, the county town. County Buildings were erected near the market place in 1812, in which the different courts met and the county officials transacted...

was originally based in the current Elgin Sheriff Court building and moved to "County Buildings" just to the west of the courthouse after the Second World...

previously been partly in Roxburghshire. Selkirkshire County Council met at the County Buildings on Ettrick Terrace in Selkirk, which had been built in...