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| The Royal Bank of Scotland, 162 Hyndland Road. Built in 1934 in cream sandstone with a black granite frontage and Egyptian inspired Deco ornament. |
The Commercial Bank of Scotland decides to open a branch in Hyndland in the main door flat at 1 Clarence Drive, on the corner of Hyndland Road.
Branch moves across the road to the main door flat at 152A Hyndland Road.
Residence at 162 Hyndland Road purchased for demolition, and the new bank built on the site.
After amalgamation became the 'National Commercial Bank of Scotland'.
After further amalgamation became 'The Royal Bank of Scotland'.
Autoteller machine installed.
Given Category 'B' Listed Building status.
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| Decorative frieze |
Branch refurbished.