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The aim is to document and assess the historical significance and structural integrity of 2 High Street.

April 16, 2026Open Access

2 High Street, Jedburgh

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The aim is to document and assess the historical significance and structural integrity of 2 High Street.
Conducted a measured survey of the decorative features.
Created a photographic record of the building's interior.
Performed a detailed survey of the cellar, noting earlier structural remains.
Utilized hand drawings and photogrammetry for detailed documentation.
Identified structural unsoundness necessitating demolition.
Recorded significant decorative features prior to the building's removal.
Documented early structural remains in the cellar, providing historical insights.

Abstract

A historic building recording was undertaken at 2 High Street after a programme of renovation revealed the building had deteriorated to such an extent that it was structurally unsound and would need to be demolished. The building, which is Category C Listed, was built in 1866 and lies within the Jedburgh Conservation Area. The work took place between May 2018 and May 2019. An initial measured survey was made of the decorative corner of the building. In May 2019 a photographic record was made of the interior of the building. A more detailed survey was undertaken of part of the cellar, which had been identified as containing the remains of an earlier structure. The survey included detailed hand drawing of specific areas, analysis of the upstanding walls and a photogrammetric survey of the cellar elevations.

2 High Street, Jedburgh

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