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A monogram is a decorative image or design of two or more interwoven letters, typically a person's initials, used to identify a personal possession or as a logo. Those found on buildings in St Andrews represent the architect, the client for whom the building was erected or perhaps the builder.
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| St
Katherine's, The Scores |
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| Inchcape House,
Market Street |
United College Architect William Nixon |
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| 25 Bell Street |
70 -72 Market
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| 80 Market Street Clients J Cook & Son |
Rathmore, Kennedy
Gardens Client Andrew Aikman |
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| Abbotsford House |
City Park |
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| Kinnessburn,
Kennedy Gardens |
Queen's Terrace Client G W Burnett |
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| 22 Murray Park | 23 Murray Park |
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Architect John Milne |
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| 76 Market Street | 93 Market Street |
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Architect John Milne |
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| Scores Hotel | 12 Queen's Gardens |
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Architect John Milne |
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Architects John Peddie & Charles Kinnear |
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| Whey Pat, Bridge
Street Owner William Davidson |
1 City Road Client Thomas Marr, Baker |
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| Bell Pettigrew
Building Benefactor James Bell Pettigrew |
Bell Pettigrew
Building Benefactor Elsie Bell Pettigrew |
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| Balfour Place Client James Gibson |
Rusacks Hotel Client Willian Rusack |
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| East Scores Martyr George Wishart |
North Street Martyr Patrick Hamilton |
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| Queens Terrace Client Mary Leighton |
South Street Client John Millar, Boot & Shoe maker |
