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Thomas Currie & Sons
Architectural practice
Circa (Year)
1860
Year Only
04/04/1926
1872
Thomas Currie was born in 1812 and was an architect/builder in Elie. By about 1862 he was in partnership with his son John, born in 1840, who was probably articled to his father but the quality of whose best work suggests that he had experience with a leading architectural practice.

In 1870-71 John commenced independent practice at 5 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh but this does not seem to have been a success as he appeared in the Post Office directory for the year 1870-71 only. He then returned to Elie to practise in his own name; thereafter Thomas appears to have acted only in the capacity of builder.

Addresses

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Business Addresses

Business Addresses2 classic

AddressClassDate From Date From TypeDate ToDate To TypeNotes
Elie Fife ScotlandBusiness

Employees or Pupils

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NameName LinkDate FromDate ToPositionNotes
John Currie200266c. 1862In year 1870Partner
Thomas Currie206241c. 1862In year 1870Partner

Buildings and Designs

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Building NameDate StartedTown, District or VillageIslandCity or CountyCountryNotes
The Muckle Yettc. 1861ElieFifeScotlandRebuilding
KingscroftIn year 1862ElieFifeScotlandStyle of John Currie (HS)
Carnbee Free School and teacher's houseIn year 1862CarnbeeFifeScotland

References

Bibliographic References

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Bib ref classic

AuthorTitleDatePublisherPartNotes
Brown, VictoriaThe architectural development of Elie and Earlsferry with special reference to the contribution of Thomas & John Currie2003St Andrews MA dissertation 2003 (based on burgh plans archive)